When Data Flows into a Process but Does Not Flow

question 41

Short Answer

When data flows into a process but does not flow out, it is considered a ________.

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Definitions:

Content

Information, experiences, and resources made available to users or audience through various media.

Consistency

The uniformity and reliability in how a product, service, or brand presents itself and performs over time, contributing to customer trust.

Heterotypic Continuity

The reflection of the consistency of fundamental differences in personality that changes with age; e.g., the emotionally fragile child will act differently than the emotionally fragile adult, but the underlying trait is the same.

Childhood Temperament

The inherent personality traits and behavioral styles that are observable in early childhood.