Data Flow Labels in Context Diagrams Usually Describe

question 13

Multiple Choice

Data flow labels in context diagrams usually describe:

• A)what the data are (physical labels)
• B)the nature of the data (logical labels)
• C)to whom the data are being transmitted (identity labels)
• D)where the data are being sent (directional labels)

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Definitions:

Stroboscopic Motion

An optical illusion where continuous motion is represented by a series of short or instantaneous samples, as seen in motion pictures.

Motion Aftereffects

A visual phenomenon where exposure to a moving visual stimulus leads to the perception of motion in the opposite direction when the stimulus is removed.

Shape Constancy

The cognitive ability to recognize objects as the same despite changes in their shape, size, or orientation.

Rectangular

Pertaining to or shaped like a rectangle, having four sides and four right angles.