WorksheetsHCI 1 Week 14 Recap
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
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
Reflective cognition requires less effort than experiential cognition.
True
False
Distributed cognition focuses on how cognitive activities extend across individuals and tools.
True
False
Listening typically requires more cognitive effort than reading.
True
False
The "gulf of evaluation" refers to the gap between the system's output and the user's interpretation of it.
True
False
Co-presence technologies aim to enhance remote social interaction.
True
False
