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Activity #2 Specifications: Identifying Root Cause through Five Why’s Method
OBJECTIVE:
To practice the Five Whys method for identifying root causes of a problem and
conduct research to gather supporting data from various sources.

INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Conduct research to gather information related to the first "why"
question of their chosen problem. Use the gathered data to construct
their first "why" statement.
2. Next, conduct additional research based on the findings of their first
"why" statement. Each student should use the new information to
construct their second "why" statement, building upon their initial
findings.
3. Continue the process of internet research and constructing "why"
statements until they reach the fifth "why" question.
4. Document your findings and the data gathered from each step of their
research by citing the resource(s).
 
That sounds like an interesting and informative activity! The Five Whys method is a powerful tool for identifying the root causes of a problem by asking "why" repeatedly to uncover deeper issues. It's great that you'll be conducting research to support each "why" statement.

For the first step, you'll need to choose a specific problem to analyze. Once you have your problem identified, start researching to gather information that can help you construct your first "why" statement. Make sure to cite the sources of the data you find to support your statement.

As you progress through each "why" question, remember to delve deeper into the causes of the problem and gather relevant data to build a strong case for each statement. Documenting your findings and citing your sources will be crucial in presenting a well-researched analysis.

If you need any help or have specific questions as you go through the activity, feel free to ask! Good luck with your research and analysis using the Five Whys method.
 

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