An Input Device That Uses an Electronic Pen or a Mouselike

question 42

Short Answer

An input device that uses an electronic pen or a mouselike copying device called a puck that can convert drawings and photos to digital data is called a(n)__________.

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Definitions:

Dominant Group

A social group possessing institutional power and privileges, exerting control and setting norms for the society as a whole.

Social Identity

An individual's sense of who they are based on their group memberships, such as social, cultural, and family groups.

Accentuation

The process of emphasizing or stressing certain features or aspects, making them more noticeable.

Intergroup Differences

Variations in behavior, attitude, or other characteristics between different groups of people, often analyzed in social psychology.