Persuasive Technology and User Experience Quiz

If a user screws up their face when an ad pops up, they feel ______

If a user starts smiling, they are feeling ______

Website can adapt its ad, movie storyline, or content to match the user’s ______ state

Persuasive technology is commonly referred to as ______

NINTENDO’S POCKET PIKACHU is designed to motivate children to be more ______ active on a regular basis

Emotional interaction is concerned with how we ______ and react when interacting with technologies

Eye-tracking, finger pulse, speech, and words/phrases are also analyzed when tweeting or posting to ______

Our emotional state changes how we ______

Color, icons, sounds, graphical elements, and animations are used to make the ‘look and feel’ of an interface ______

Expressive interfaces provide reassuring feedback that can be both informative and ______

In turn, this can affect the usability of an interface people are prepared to put up with certain aspects of an interface (e.g. ______)

Apps that encourage reflection can increase well-being and happiness by utilizing ____________ technology

According to Reeves and Naas (1996), computers that flatter and praise users can have a positive impact on them through ____________

Virtual characters on screens can take the form of sales agents, videogame characters, learning companions, wizards, pets, and ____________

One disadvantage of virtual characters is that they can lead people into a false sense of belief, potentially enticing them to confide personal secrets with ____________

An important implication in interaction design is whether products should adapt based on people's different ____________

Norman suggests that designers can take more liberties with products intended for leisure time compared to those designed for serious tasks. This implies that the former may utilize more ____________ techniques