Black-Box Testing Treats the Software Unit as a Device That

question 32

True/False

Black-box testing treats the software unit as a device that has expected input and output behaviors but whose internal workings are known.

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Definitions:

Descriptive/Correlational Research Methods

Research strategies for observing and describing behavior objectively and systematically without influencing or interfering with the study.

Practical and Ethical Reasons

Justifications or motives for actions that are based on practicality, effectiveness, and alignment with moral principles.

Naturalistic Observations

A research method used to systematically observe and record behavior in its natural environment without manipulation or control.

Case Studies

Detailed examinations of a single subject (individual, group, or event) to uncover patterns, identify causes, and derive insights.