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How does the perception of the lived body contribute to the understanding of space?
How does the perception of the lived body contribute to the understanding of space?
- Perception organizes sensorial stimuli into meaningful configurations that shape the perception of space (correct)
- Perception has no impact on the understanding of space
- Perception is solely based on visual stimuli
- Perception is a passive process that does not involve the lived body
Which of the following is true about perception?
Which of the following is true about perception?
- It gives sensorial stimuli a perceptible shape (correct)
- It controls the sensorial stimuli
- It arranges the understanding of space
- It modifies the real appearance of sensorial stimuli
Based on the Gestalt theory, what is the universal structure of perception?
Based on the Gestalt theory, what is the universal structure of perception?
- Foreground over background (correct)
- Background over foreground
- Lack of distinction between foreground and background
- Equal emphasis on foreground and background
What is the main principle behind the continuity rule of perception?
What is the main principle behind the continuity rule of perception?
The 'lived body' refers to the physical structure of the body.
The 'lived body' refers to the physical structure of the body.
What is the role of perception in the stroboscopic phenomenon?
What is the role of perception in the stroboscopic phenomenon?
According to cultural anthropologist Edward T. Hall, what are the four proxemic dimensions?
According to cultural anthropologist Edward T. Hall, what are the four proxemic dimensions?
How does the lived body coordinate movements and perception?
How does the lived body coordinate movements and perception?
Which statement best describes the lived body's potential for action?
Which statement best describes the lived body's potential for action?
From a sensorimotor perspective, what happens when the lived body integrates a useful object?
From a sensorimotor perspective, what happens when the lived body integrates a useful object?
What is the significance of the rubber hand illusion?
What is the significance of the rubber hand illusion?
Humans are born without an innate set of instincts.
Humans are born without an innate set of instincts.
What is the reason humans are born prematurely compared to other animals?
What is the reason humans are born prematurely compared to other animals?
What is the primary reason for the significant difference between a newborn human and a newborn animal in achieving self-sufficiency?
What is the primary reason for the significant difference between a newborn human and a newborn animal in achieving self-sufficiency?
How does the premature birth of humans affect their cognitive filter?
How does the premature birth of humans affect their cognitive filter?
What is the main advantage of humans not having an innate set of instincts?
What is the main advantage of humans not having an innate set of instincts?
What is the primary reason for humans' unique concern for beauty?
What is the primary reason for humans' unique concern for beauty?
What are the four dimensions that make up the cultural complexity of useful designeds?
What are the four dimensions that make up the cultural complexity of useful designeds?
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The design genre of a useful object is defined by prioritizing one of its four cultural dimensions such that the other dimensions are entirely excluded from the object's anthropological identity . This selective focus shapes the genre by isolating a single dimension as the sole defining characteristic.
The design genre of a useful object is defined by prioritizing one of its four cultural dimensions such that the other dimensions are entirely excluded from the object's anthropological identity . This selective focus shapes the genre by isolating a single dimension as the sole defining characteristic.
What is the correct definition of Conceptual Design?
What is the correct definition of Conceptual Design?
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What are the additional design genres, derived from the four basic ones?
What are the additional design genres, derived from the four basic ones?
Critical Design occupies a position between Conceptual and User-centered Design because, similar to Conceptual Design, it involves breaking the archetype, but while Conceptual Design breaks the archetype to challenge the conventional concept of the object, Critical Design does so to unlock alternative possibilities of use, similaraly to User-centered Design.
Critical Design occupies a position between Conceptual and User-centered Design because, similar to Conceptual Design, it involves breaking the archetype, but while Conceptual Design breaks the archetype to challenge the conventional concept of the object, Critical Design does so to unlock alternative possibilities of use, similaraly to User-centered Design.
Formal Design encompasses certain aesthetic considerations, akin to both Archetypal and Figurative Design. Like Figurative Design, Formal Design seeks to leverage aesthetics, but it diverges in that it does not aim to represent something else beyond the object itself.
Formal Design encompasses certain aesthetic considerations, akin to both Archetypal and Figurative Design. Like Figurative Design, Formal Design seeks to leverage aesthetics, but it diverges in that it does not aim to represent something else beyond the object itself.
Similar to Figurative Design, Art Design refers to something beyond the object itself such as a tangible, concrete entity with a visible shape (e.g. that of an animal).
Similar to Figurative Design, Art Design refers to something beyond the object itself such as a tangible, concrete entity with a visible shape (e.g. that of an animal).
Functional Design is positioned between User-centered Design and Archetypal Design as it maintains respect for the archetype, but diverges by taking a step towards addressing user needs through improved functionality.
Functional Design is positioned between User-centered Design and Archetypal Design as it maintains respect for the archetype, but diverges by taking a step towards addressing user needs through improved functionality.
The A320 introduced a fly-by-wire system, replacing mechanical controls with computer automation. Modern jetliners use autopilots, GPS-based flight management systems, and collision avoidance systems. However, heavy reliance on automation has diminished pilots' expertise, dulled reflexes, and reduced attentiveness, leading to a decline in their skills compared to the hands-on control required in earlier aircraft.
The A320 introduced a fly-by-wire system, replacing mechanical controls with computer automation. Modern jetliners use autopilots, GPS-based flight management systems, and collision avoidance systems. However, heavy reliance on automation has diminished pilots' expertise, dulled reflexes, and reduced attentiveness, leading to a decline in their skills compared to the hands-on control required in earlier aircraft.
Why do digital devices encourage users to become increasingly passive?
Why do digital devices encourage users to become increasingly passive?
Can a plane operating on mechanical systems — where the trained pilot controls it through pulleys and gears interconnected with cables woven throughout the plane — be considered as part of the lived body?
Can a plane operating on mechanical systems — where the trained pilot controls it through pulleys and gears interconnected with cables woven throughout the plane — be considered as part of the lived body?
Can a plane operating on fly-by-wire systems — where the trained pilot checks data and supervises monitors — be considered as part of the lived body?
Can a plane operating on fly-by-wire systems — where the trained pilot checks data and supervises monitors — be considered as part of the lived body?
What is the primary goal of calm technology in terms of user experience?
What is the primary goal of calm technology in terms of user experience?
How does calm technology aim to respect the user's attention and time?
How does calm technology aim to respect the user's attention and time?
How does cognitive sustainability relate to the design of interiors?
How does cognitive sustainability relate to the design of interiors?
In the context of cognitive sustainability, what is the significance of distributed interface strategy to design furniture elements and interior spaces?
In the context of cognitive sustainability, what is the significance of distributed interface strategy to design furniture elements and interior spaces?
What is the design contradiction of the smartphone?
What is the design contradiction of the smartphone?
Why is it important to strike a balance between eliminating friction and maintaining user engagement?
Why is it important to strike a balance between eliminating friction and maintaining user engagement?
What of following principles dos NOT belong to calm technology?
What of following principles dos NOT belong to calm technology?
What type of attention does calm technology address?
What type of attention does calm technology address?
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Capital of France (example flashcard)
Capital of France (example flashcard)
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