A new supervisor is hired to reduce the number of errors in the quality control process at their factory. The flaw in the product looks extremely similar to other features. The supervisor claims that they will implement a new incentive program for employees to catch the defect and will achieve zero errors. What is your assessment of this claim? This is possible if they can reduce all missed flaws. This is possible because incentives should reduce both misses and false alarms. This is not possible because increasing the likelihood of detection increases false alarms. This is not possible because incentives don't improve detection rates