Distinguish among​ scorekeeping, attention​ directing, and problem solving.       Question content area bottom Part 1   Select the word that matches up with the definition listed.   ▼ scorekeeping, attention​ directing,  problem solving    The recording​ (including accumulation and​ classification) of data for a later evaluation of performance. ▼ scorekeeping, attention​ directing,  problem solving      The reporting and interpretation of information for the purpose of focusing on inefficiencies of​ operation, opportunities for​ improvement, and imperfections and operating problems. ▼ scorekeeping, attention​ directing,  problem solving      The analysis of alternative courses of action to evaluate the best course of action.

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