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Quiz 5 (Points 35-42)
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1If you design for a target user, keep in mind their __________________ that pertain to how the information may be received.
- Adiet, credit score, and medical conditions
- Bassets, liabilities, and how they spend their money
- Cviews, ages, and other attributes
2WHO organizes doesn’t matter as much as HOW WELL it’s organized.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
3The perception of time and your reaction to it are greatly influenced by [blank_start]predictability and expectations[blank_end].
- Atextbooks and theories
- Bpredictability and expectations
- Cwhether or not you're paying attention
- Dnone of the above
4Which is not a type of creativity?
- ASpontaneous and cognitive
- BDeliberate and emotional
- CSpontaneous and deliberate
- DDeliberate and cognitive
- ESpontaneous and emotional
5This type of creativity operates outside of consciousness, leaving the design/problem to be worked on in the background by the subconsciousness:
- ASpontaneous and cognitive creativity
- BDeliberate and emotional creativity
- CSpontaneous and emotional creativity
- DDeliberate and cognitive creativity
6[blank_start]Flow State[blank_end]: becoming engrossed and focused in a task so as to temporarily "forget" your whereabouts and time.
- ADaydreaming State
- BFlow State
- CPower Hour
- DZoning Out
7Flow State works with a specific, clear, achievable goal in mind.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
8People from different geographical regions and cultures respond the same to relative images.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
9In Eastern societies, cultural norms...
- Aare more individualistic, thus they focus on relationships and groups.
- Bare more contextual, thus they focus on relationships and groups.
- Care more individualistic, thus they focus on individual objects.
- Dare more contextual, thus they focus on individual objects.
10Paying attention to one subject while filtering out other stimuli is called [blank_start]selective attention[blank_end].
- Aselective attention
- Bselective filtering
- Cselective stimulus
- Dselective boredom
11A person’s unconscious constantly scans the environment for certain things. These include their own name as well as messages about food, sex, and danger.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
12Always assume that what is obvious to you/the designer is obvious to the audience/end user.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
13People seek out and pay attention to information and cues that...
- A...confirm their beliefs.
- B...prove that they're wrong.
- C...upsets them.
14If a skill is practiced so much to the point of becoming automatic, then it can be performed without much [blank_start]conscious[blank_end] attention.
- Aunconscious
- Bconscious
- Cpaid
- Dunwanted
15Multitasking doesn't really exist.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
16_________________ are easy to do, but they leave huge room for error!
- AStaggered sequences
- BMultitasking
- CLazy sequences
- DRepetitive sequences
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- Review quiz for chapters 35-42.
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- Creado el 28 mar 2017 · actualizado el 28 mar 2017
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