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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Zybrea Knight · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : A, Explanation :  Computational thinking involves analyzing data, recognizing patterns, and using that information to make informed decisions and design solutions. It is not related to social skills, interpretation of messages or manipulation of others' beliefs.

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