In Object-Oriented Development, an Object

question 79

Multiple Choice

In object-oriented development, an object:

• A) combines data with processes.
• B) contains data that any other object can access or act upon.
• C) is designed to process any data input.
• D) can only interact with other objects of the same class.
• E) is used to hold a collection of processes of the same class.

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Definitions:

Cognitive Therapy

A type of psychotherapy that focuses on changing negative patterns of thought to improve emotional well-being and behavior.

Aversive Conditioning

A method of behavior modification that uses negative stimuli to induce a change in behavior.

Unwanted Behaviors

Actions or reactions that are considered undesirable or inappropriate within a given context or societal norms.

Anxiety-Triggering Situations

Scenarios or stimuli that induce a state of fear or apprehension, potentially leading to an anxiety response in individuals sensitive to such triggers.