HCI 1 Week 14 Recap

What is an example of experiential cognition?

• Writing a report

• Designing a website

• Reading a book

• Learning a new language

Which process involves mental effort and leads to creativity?

• Experiential cognition

• Reflective cognition

• Perception

• Attention

Which cognitive process is primarily responsible for recognizing and storing sensory information?

• Memory

• Perception

• Learning

• Problem-solving

What is the main focus of distributed cognition?

• Individual memory processes

• Social media interactions

• Cognitive processes across people, artifacts, and environment

• Internal thought processes only

Which term describes cognitive processes extended by external tools like books or calculators?

• Reflective cognition

• External cognition

• Distributed cognition

• Social interaction

Which mode of language processing is considered transient?

• Reading

• Speaking

• Listening

• Writing

Which framework describes the gap between a user’s intention and system feedback?

• Information processing

• Mental models

• Gulfs of execution and evaluation

• External cognition

What is the most dominant sense for sighted individuals in perception?

• Touch

• Hearing

• Vision

• Smell

Which concept involves recalling knowledge to act appropriately?

• Perception

• Memory

• Attention

• Learning

What is an important feature of social engagement activities?

• Paid participation

• Using AI tools

• Voluntary and unpaid

• Solo activities