Human Factors & Design Principles Quiz

Which of these design principles is NOT explicitly mentioned in the provided content?

According to the content, a user should always have to adapt to the system to ensure its efficiency.

What is the primary goal of achieving 'task orientation' in a system design?

The principle of 'renewal and error tolerance' ensures that a user can ______ changes they have made.

Match the design principle to its related example:

The lecture "Human Factors & Design Principles" is held on ______ from 8:30 to 10:00 / 10:30.

The lecture "Human Factors & Design Principles" is only available for the 066, 514 Masterstudium.

What is the total number of ECTS credits for the "Human Factors & Design Principles" lecture?

Where can students find the lecture slides?

Match the following elements to their respective categories:

What are the two main areas of focus covered in the "Human Factors & Design Principles" lecture?

The lecture materials are available in ______ and ______.

The "Human Factors & Design Principles" course is only available for students in a Joint Master´s Degree Programme in Human-Computer Interaction.

According to the Multiple Resource Theory, which of the following factors contribute to the potential for interference between tasks?

Lane-keeping and distance-keeping in driving are considered to be tasks that do not interfere with conversation.

What are the two primary factors that the Multiple Resource Theory suggests can lead to interference between tasks?

The Multiple Resource Theory is a model that explores how cognitive resources are allocated and can potentially ______ between multiple tasks.

Match the following driving tasks with their corresponding sensory modalities and information types:

Which of the following are examples of positively applied affordances?

The use of metaphors from daily life in design can improve affordance.

What is the main goal of constraints in design?

The ______ constraint refers to limitations based on physical properties of an object.

Match the type of constraint with its description:

Which of the following examples best illustrates a semantic constraint?

Constraints are always restrictive and limit user freedom.

What is the specific email address provided in the content?

What is the phenomenon that demonstrates the tendency for individuals to continue investing resources into a venture even after it becomes apparent that it is likely to fail, based on the sunk cost already incurred?

The Framing Effect suggests people are more likely to choose a treatment if it is presented in terms of survival rate rather than mortality rate.

Cognitive ______ are rules of thumb used for quick decision making.

What are the two cognitive systems described in "Thinking Fast and Slow" that influence decision making?

In Multi-attribute Utility Theory, what does the symbol 'U(v)' represent?

Match the following decision-making situations with their corresponding cognitive system as described in "Thinking Fast and Slow":

Multi-attribute Utility Theory is a Descriptive Approach to decision-making.

What is the key element addressed by Expected Value Theory?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of decision-making situations that tend to favor intuitive processing?

Cognitive heuristics can always guarantee the optimal solution.

Expected Value Theory applies to any decision that involves a ______ type decision.

Match the following terms with their corresponding definitions in the context of Multi-attribute Utility Theory:

What is the potential consequence of using cognitive heuristics?

In the car example, what is the overall utility of Model 3?

Which model has the highest overall utility in the car example?

Expected Value Theory is primarily concerned with the expected value of an outcome, regardless of its probability.