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HCI GOMS quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is an interaction model in HCI research?

a)

A model that describes the timing and sequence of operations.

b)

An abstract description of how a user perceives the functions and purpose of a system.

c)

A model that shows all the classes present in the system.

d)

A model that simulates human problem-solving.

2.

Which diagram is used to represent a class model?

a)

State diagram

b)

Use case diagram

c)

Class diagram

d)

Sequence diagram

3.

What does a state model describe?

a)

The attributes and behaviors associated with objects.

b)

The various interactions between objects in a system.

c)

The timing and sequence of operations and events.

d)

The cognitive processes of users.

4.

Which of the following is NOT a component of the GOMS model?

a)

Goals

b)

Operators

c)

Methods

d)

Feedback

5.

What is the main focus of cognitive modeling in HCI?

a)

To create visual representations of communication.

b)

To simulate human problem-solving and mental processing.

c)

To describe the structure of a system.

d)

To analyze the timing of user interactions.

6.

Which of the following is a linear model of communication?

a)

Barnlund’s transactional model

b)

Shannon-Weaver model

c)

Osgood-Schramm model

d)

Dance’s helical model

7.

What do interactive models of communication include?

a)

Only one-way communication.

b)

Feedback and field of experience.

c)

Only the sender and receiver.

d)

Static messages without context.

8.

What is the primary purpose of a use case diagram in HCI?

a)

To show the timing of events in a system.

b)

To illustrate the interactions between users and the system.

c)

To represent the attributes of classes in a system.

d)

To simulate cognitive processes of users.

9.

Which model focuses on the cooperative process of communication?

a)

Linear model

b)

Interactive model

c)

Transactional model

d)

Class model

10.

In the context of cognitive modeling, what does "Selection" refer to in the GOMS model?

a)

The process of choosing between competing methods to achieve a goal.

b)

The basic actions a user performs.

c)

The decomposition of a goal into sub-goals.

d)

The final outcome of a user's interaction with a system.

11.

Which of the following is NOT a key element of interactive models of communication?




a)

Sender

b)

Message

c)

Feedback

d)

Noise

12.

The main elements in these models are:

The channel, The sender, and The receiver

a)

Linear model

b)

Cognitive Complexity
Theory (CCT)

c)

Non - Linear Model

d)

Transactional models

13.

The most dynamic communication models. Where the message gets more
complex as the communication event progresses.

a)

Translational models

b)

Transactional models

c)

Interactive models

d)

Class Model

14.

Provide us with a visual representation of the different aspects of a
communication situation.

a)

Models of conversation

b)

Cognitive Model

c)

Models of communication

d)

State Model

15.

what users do (activities) with systems and how they do it (tasks).

a)

Knowledge

b)

Cognitive Model

c)

Goal

d)

Task Model