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How People See Quiz

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This quiz covers points 1-12 of Course 1, How People see.
Tasha Frisbee
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Question 1

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When our eyes see something, they send information to our brain and it is processed to return a realistic representation of what we see.
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 2

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What is Peripheral Vision used for?
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  • Seeing the details of what is being seen
  • To focus on an object
  • To understand the situation of what we see by seeing the surrounding area
  • Seeing objects from a slight angle above

Question 3

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Our brains store millions of images of objects in a memory bank and when we see something, it compares it to these objects to recognize it.
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  • True
  • False

Question 4

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FFA is the abbreviation for [blank_start]Fusiform Face Area[blank_end].
Answer
  • Finding Facial Area
  • Fusiform Face Area
  • For Face Analysis
  • Face Fusiform Area

Question 5

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What is Canonical Perspective?
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  • The gist of a situation we are viewing
  • How we remember and identify the objects we see, with a slight angle from above
  • The area in our brain that let’s us recognize 3D objects
  • How we remember and identify the objects we see, with a slight angle from below

Question 6

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In a webpage, where should the information that should be focused on be placed in relation to the computer screen?
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  • In the top third of the screen
  • Along the edges
  • In the lower third of the screen
  • In the area that runs along the very top of the webpage

Question 7

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How easily it is to understand an object’s perceived uses and intentions is called [blank_start]perceived affordances[blank_end].
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  • perceived affordances

Question 8

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Failing to notice large changes to objects or scenes when the change coincides with a brief visual disruption is Inattention/Change Blindness?
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 9

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How does proximity help in design?
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  • Indicates that items are separated or have no relation which helps make each visual its own unit
  • Indicates that items are connected or have a relationship to each other and become one visual unit which helps to organize or give structure to a layout
  • Indicates how far apart each item can be in a layout before there is too much in one area

Question 10

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What is the visual illusion of depth that is created by one color being more prominent than the other?
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  • Bezold Effect
  • Cornsweet Illusion
  • Chromostereopsis
  • Scintillating Grid Illusion

Question 11

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What is a way you can improve your design when designing with color blind individuals in mind?
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  • Consider the color scheme choice and what is easy for them to distinguish
  • Consider black and white colors since it's easier for them to see
  • Consider using a monotone color scheme since it's easier on their eyes
  • Consider using the brightest colors

Question 12

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Colors have meaning associated with them as well as they can represent mood and these meanings can vary based on culture and location.
Answer
  • True
  • False
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