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User Experience (UX) Foundations : Section 1-2
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1Which of the following is NOT a measurable impact of UX for work?
- ATrend and style
- BConversion
- CUp sell and cross sell
- DRetention
- ETraining
- FSafety
- GAccuracy
- HSpeed
- ISatisfaction
2VIMM model: best practices and design principles organised into VIMM categories. VIMM provide a systematic approach to user interface design, so as to optimise the experience and limit the load on each of these four human systems. What is VIMM?
- AVisual, Intelligence, Mental, Motor
- BVisual, identity, Mental, Memory
- CVisual, Intellect, Memory, Motor
- DVisual, Intelligence, Mental, Motivation
3Visual is continuous
- ATrue
- BFalse
4Visual is NOT continuous. The brain puts together a continuous visual experience from a sequence of ____________________________.
- AFixations and Staccatos
- BFloatations and Saccades
- CFixations and Saccades
- DFloatations and Staccatos
5What instrument is used for eye-tracking?
- AAn Osmometer
- BAn Oscillometer
- CAn Oculometer
- DAn Opisometer
6FFA is a special part of the brain just for recognising faces. What is FFA?
- AFusiform Face Area
- BFight/ Flight Alert
- CFusiform Faces Alert
- DFight/ Flight Area
7Fill in the blank: FFA lies very near to ___________, which is the brain’s emotional center.
- AAmoeba
- BArthropod
- CAmygdala
- DAnticodon
8What is the formula for Optimal Reading Speed?
- ADistance / 100
- BDistance / 200
- CDistance / 300
- DDistance / 400
9Rapid serial visual presentation (RSVP) results in reading speed a few times higher than normal. It presents words individually so that text can be read without the need to ___________. You can watch how RSVP works in this YouTube video: https://youtu.be/5yddeRrd0hA
- Ascan
- Bfix
- Cfocus
- Dgaze
10We have a tendency to experience difficulty naming a physical color when it is used to spell the name of a different color. What is this phenomenon called?
- AChromostereopsis Effect
- BStroop Effect
- CPurkinje Effect
- DMcGurk Effect
11Reds will appear darker relative to other colors as light levels decrease. What is this phenomenon called?
- AStroop Effect
- BChromatic Aberration
- CChromostereopsis
- DPurkinje Effect
12What are the three common colour weaknesses?
- APhotosisnopia, Duonopia, Trianopia
- BProtanopia, Deuteranopia, Tritanopia
- CParallonopia, Diamenopia, Trinitinopia
- DPersonopia, Dividonopia, Tangentonopia
13This kind of coding provides more than one method for people to get the cue.
- AReluctant Coding
- BRedundant Coding
- CRepurpose Coding
- DReplacement Coding
14Fill in the blank: ________ is also known as “color fringing” or “purple fringing”.
- AChromatic Aberration
- BChromostereopsis
- CPurkinje Shift
- DStroop Effect
15Ishihara Test is a test for:
- AOptimal reading speed
- BColour Blindness
- CDifferential Sensitivity
- DCanonic Perspective
16_________ is a visual illusion whereby the impression of depth is conveyed in two-dimensional color images.
- AChromatic Aberration
- BChromostereopsis
- CPurkinje Shift
- DStroop Effect
17Most Canonic Views are from the front, slightly elevated, and left rotated.
- ATrue
- BFalse
18Because of Small-field tritanopia, ________ text is harder to read, but is a good background colour
- AGrey
- BBlue
- CWhite
- DBlack
19_________ is a perceptual phenomenon that demonstrates an interaction between hearing and vision in speech perception. The illusion occurs when the auditory component of one sound is paired with the visual component of another sound, leading to the perception of a third sound.
- AStroop Effect
- BMcGurk Effect
- CPurkinje Shift
- DChromatic Aberration
20What is the UX problem with yellow text on white background?
- AInsufficient Contrast
- BChromatic Aberration
- CMcGurk Effect
- DChromostereopsis
21According to UX foundation, we can draw the users’ attention to a location with
- ACats, rainbow colours, bright areas, simple design
- BComplex area, human faces, dark areas, saturated colours.
- CSimplicity, human faces, bright colours, dark area
- DComplex shapes, cats, bright colours, smooth areas
22________ is a reflex response to a novel or significant change in its environment (not sudden enough to elicit the startle response), the individual stops what he is doing and turns his sensors to the source of stimulation.
- AReflexive Response
- BOrienting Response
- CNatural Response
- DStartle Response
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- Disclaimer: I am not responsible for wrong answers. But please email me at foundx@outlook.com if you spot a mistake, bug or ambiguous question, Based on: User Experience (UX) Foundations: The Core, Insights, Models and Research Findings Section 1 - Introduction Section 2 - Visual
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