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What can be defined as the process of selecting things to concentrate on?
What can be defined as the process of selecting things to concentrate on?
- Virtual reality
- Attention (correct)
- Social brain
- Distributed cognition
To optimize attention, what is important to have in designed interactions?
To optimize attention, what is important to have in designed interactions?
- Random storyboards
- Complex interfaces
- Unclear goals
- Clear goals and salient information (correct)
What type of senses are involved in the process of attention?
What type of senses are involved in the process of attention?
- Gustatory and haptic
- Auditory and visual (correct)
- Olfactory and tactile
- Proprioceptive and vestibular
Which tool is emphasized as important to ensure that interactions are designed to serve clear goals?
Which tool is emphasized as important to ensure that interactions are designed to serve clear goals?
What is the main objective of attention in the context of the text?
What is the main objective of attention in the context of the text?
How can attention be optimized according to the text?
How can attention be optimized according to the text?
What is the key to optimizing attention in virtual environments?
What is the key to optimizing attention in virtual environments?
What type of visual search is likely to occur when entering a virtual environment for the first time with a specific goal?
What type of visual search is likely to occur when entering a virtual environment for the first time with a specific goal?
What is the key factor that determines attention in a virtual environment that replicates a physical store the user has visited before?
What is the key factor that determines attention in a virtual environment that replicates a physical store the user has visited before?
What is the main purpose of user journeys and storyboards in virtual environment design?
What is the main purpose of user journeys and storyboards in virtual environment design?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a well-designed virtual environment for attention optimization?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a well-designed virtual environment for attention optimization?
What is the key difference between attention in a virtual environment visited for the first time and one that replicates a familiar physical space?
What is the key difference between attention in a virtual environment visited for the first time and one that replicates a familiar physical space?
What can optimize visual search efficiency according to the text?
What can optimize visual search efficiency according to the text?
Which of the following is considered a pre-attentive element?
Which of the following is considered a pre-attentive element?
Why would users familiar with a scene expect to find a target object in a specific location even if it's not salient?
Why would users familiar with a scene expect to find a target object in a specific location even if it's not salient?
What does depth perception help us achieve according to the text?
What does depth perception help us achieve according to the text?
Which cues play a role in information-rich virtual environments according to Polys, Bowman, & North (2011)?
Which cues play a role in information-rich virtual environments according to Polys, Bowman, & North (2011)?
What is one of the critical issues for XR application designers according to the text?
What is one of the critical issues for XR application designers according to the text?
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