The Mark I Computer Proved Its Worth by

question 40

Multiple Choice

The Mark I computer proved its worth by

• A)helping IBM financially.
• B)counting the population in 1944.
• C)computing ballistics tables for the U.S. Navy.
• D)solving systems of linear equations.

Grasp the significance of personal milestones within the 12 Steps, such as utter defeat, owning responsibility, honesty, and the development of hope.

Recognize the spiritual, not religious nature of the 12 Steps and the flexibility in understanding a higher power.

Familiarize with the empirical research on the effectiveness of the 12 Steps among different populations.

Understand the concept of ultimate concerns and their implications on human behavior.

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