WorksheetsTopic 1: Terminology Human Factors Quiz
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 4mins
What is the ability of a product to be changed in size, commonly used to increase the range of percentiles that a product is appropriate for?
Adjustability
Comfort
Egonomics
Biometrics
What is the word for the "level of vigilance, readiness or caution of an individual"?
(a)
What aspect of ergonomics deals with body measurements, particularly those of size, strength and physical capacity?
(a)
What is the research and analysis of the mechanics of living organisms?
(a)
What is the physical space between two objects?
Longevity
Reach
Clearance
Nearacity
What mental processes like memory, reasoning, and perception affect user interactions with a system?
What is a person's sense of physical or psychological ease?
(a)
What are human body measurements taken when the subject is in motion related to range and reach of various body movements?
Pro rata
Dynamic data
Static Data
Slow Data
What psychological factors from the environment can affect an individual's performance?
What is the application of scientific information concerning the relationship between human beings and the design of products, systems and environments?
(a)
What is a person's sense of physical or psychological tiredness?
(a)
What Data includes dynamic data measurements while performing a required task?
Cognitive Data
Fatigue Data
Functional data
Antropometrics
What are mistakes made by users that can result in catastrophic consequences for people, property and the environment?
Human error
Normal error
All errors
Catastrophic error
This data is based on numeric scales in which we know the order and the exact difference
between the values. ..
Nominal data
Ordinal data
Percentage data
Interval data
What is a statistical data type that exists on an arbitrary numerical scale where the exact numerical value has no significance other than to rank a set of data points?
(a)
What is the proportion of a population with a dimension at or below a given value?
What is human factor data related to physical characteristics used to optimize user safety, health, comfort, and performance?
What is human factor data related to psychological effects of light, smell, sound, taste, temperature, and texture?
What is data that can be measured using numbers?
What allows you to compare differences between numbers?
What is a range that a person can stretch to touch or grasp an object from a specified position?
(a)
What is data collected by someone other than the user?
(a)
What are human body measurements when the subject is still?
(a)
What refers to measurements taken while the subject is in a fixed or standard position?
(a)
What factors can maximize user performance in a role and reduce accident risk?
