IT212_FHCI_QUIZ-04_FINALS

When designing visual content for users with visual impairments, which factor should you prioritize to improve readability?

• Bold text

• Use of special fonts

• High contrast colors

• Mirrored letters

In HCI, sensation refers to:

• Processing information received

• The quick, unprocessed response of sensory receptors

• Storing sensory memories

• Creating new cognitive schemas

Perception differs from sensation because:

• It involves only the eyes

• It brings meaningful experience from sensory input

• It skips over the use of memory

• It happens automatically without thought

Cognition in HCI is best described as:

• Purely physical response

• The process of acquiring knowledge through experience and thought

• Quick automatic stimulus reaction

• Ignoring sensory data

Which scenario best demonstrates perceptual distortion in HCI design?

• Perfect color replication on screen

• User clicking outside a button zone due to confusing placement

• Fast loading of images

• All icons being uniform and recognizable

If two users see a color differently because of personal experiences, which concept explains this phenomenon?

• Sensation

• Perception

• Cognition

• Transduction

How does the HALO effect impact HCI design evaluation?

• Decisions are made based on one striking feature

• Consideration of every feature equally

• Ignoring user's first impression

• Basing judgments solely on group stereotypes

Applying Fitts Law in web design, which button placement ensures increased accessibility?

• Random position

• Far corners of the screen

• Closer to the user's pointer and larger size

• Hidden under menu layers

When choosing fonts for a website, what best promotes reading speed and accessibility?

• Multiple specialty fonts

• Common sans serif or serif fonts

• Highly stylized fonts

• Fonts with similar appearance to each other

Which principle is violated if icons on a user interface are crowded with little space between them?

• Communication

• Logical

• Blank space

• Actionable