How Silence Is Interpreted and Evaluated Differs Across Cultures and Between

question 33

True/False

How silence is interpreted and evaluated differs across cultures and between persons.

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Definitions:

Backplane

A printed circuit board, located in the back of a chassis, that contains a data bus, power bus, and mating connectors for modules to be inserted in the chassis.

Field Input Devices

Equipment or sensors that capture and transmit data from the external environment into a processing system for analysis and action.

Output Devices

Output devices are hardware components used to communicate the results of data processing carried out by a computer system to the user or another machine, including printers, monitors, and speakers.

Ladder Logic

A programming methodology utilizing symbols resembling electrical relay diagrams to control industrial and mechanical processes.