In Terms of System Thinking, What Is Input

question 173

Multiple Choice

In terms of system thinking, what is input?

• A) Data entered in a computer
• B) Controls to ensure correct processes
• C) The resulting information from the computer program
• D) The computer program that processes the data

Comprehend the use of body language and approachability cues in initiating and managing relationships.

Understand the principles of uncertainty reduction theory and its application in relationships.

Analyze conflict management strategies for maintaining and escalating relationships.

Recognize the significance of affinity-seeking strategies in attracting and forming relationships.

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Definitions:

Randomness

The lack of pattern or predictability in events.

System

A set of interacting or interdependent components forming an integrated whole, often within a scientific or engineering context.

ΔG°

The standard change in Gibbs free energy associated with a chemical reaction at standard conditions, indicative of the reaction's spontaneity.

Transformation

In chemistry, it refers to a change in the chemical structure of a molecule through a chemical reaction.