4 5 r2. User Experience 1 2 3 4 5 A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D Rounds 3, 4 & 7: write answers on handout. r6. QuotaFons 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 r5. UX & Psychology 1 2 3 4 5 A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D Team name:
a set of guidelines or principles in examining an interface? A. Experience Summary B. Usability Test C. CogniFve Walkthrough D. HeurisFc EvaluaFon Thanks to Jeff Sauro @ Measuring Usability LLC for these quesFons.
plausible range for the populaFon average B. The range of all values you can expect in future samples C. How confident you can be in your results D. The probability a future value will fall within a certain range Thanks to Jeff Sauro @ Measuring Usability LLC for these quesFons.
website, which technique would be the best recommendaFon?: A. Moderated Usability Test B. Tree Test C. HeurisFc EvaluaFon D. Unmoderated Usability Test Thanks to Jeff Sauro @ Measuring Usability LLC for these quesFons.
measure of efficiency? A. Task CompleFon Rates B. Task Level SaFsfacFon C. Task Time D. Number of Clicks Thanks to Jeff Sauro @ Measuring Usability LLC for these quesFons.
A. The effect an evaluator has on a parFcipant in a usability study B. The tendency for different evaluators to idenFfy different problems when tesFng the same interface C. The tendency for different evaluators to idenFfy the same problems when tesFng the same interface D. The effect on the usability test facilitator when being observed by stakeholders Thanks to Jeff Sauro @ Measuring Usability LLC for these quesFons.
published “The Magical Number Seven, Plus or Minus Two: Some Limits on Our Capacity for Processing InformaFon.” A. Patrick Miller B. George Miller C. Glen Miller D. Windy Miller
they should do, especially if they are uncertain. This phenomenon is usually referred to as: A. Copy-‐carng B. Insecurity complex C. Social validaFon D. Sheep syndrome
parts in your brain light up as though you were doing it yourself. These parts are referred to as the: A. Mirror neurons B. Basal ganglia C. Cerebellum D. Amygdala
limit to the number of people with whom one can maintain stable social relaFonships. This number is known as: A. The Euler number B. Bernoulli's equaFon C. Autler–Townes effect D. Dunbar’s number
a book that is proving to be very influenFal in behavourial economics. The name of the book is: A. Choices, values and frames B. Thinking, Fast and Slow C. The Invisible Gorilla D. Predictably IrraFonal