Computational Thinking Is Best Defined as the Ability To

question 27

Multiple Choice

Computational thinking is best defined as the ability to:

• A) interact with data, see patterns in data, make data-based decisions, and use data to design for desired outcomes.
• B) understand and adapt to other people's preference for individualism or collectivism, political environment and ideas about social hierarchy of different countries.
• C) quickly assess the emotions of those around and adapt one's words, tone, and gestures accordingly.
• D) determine the deeper, underlying meaning or significance of messages expressed by people.
• E) manipulate people into accepting one's viewpoint regarding religion.

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Definitions:

Personality Inventory

A tool or assessment used to evaluate and measure an individual's personality traits and characteristics, often for psychological or employment testing.

Small Groups

Typically consist of a few members that interact on a personal level, allowing for close communication, cooperation, and cohesion.

Focus Group Data

Information and insights gathered from structured group discussions designed to explore the perceptions and opinions of participants on a specific topic.

Behavioral Approach

Focuses on identifying and analyzing observable behaviors and actions rather than internal processes like thoughts and feelings.