UX Design
UX Design – UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers
UX Design
Q1 The 3 most important things UX pros bring to the table
A understanding: how humans process info, how humans differ, how to test people
Q2 Primary components of usability
A Learnability, Discoverability, day-to-day usability
Q3 Empirical Approach to Design
A A collaboration between designers, engineers, and clients with focus on users throughout
the development process
Q4 Cognitive Psychology
A Studies how humans think about perceptions, their past experiences, and their own mental
creations
Q5 What makes up the retina in your eye?
A Rods and Cones
Q6 Retina is to basilar membrane as _________ is to ___________.
A Seeing is to hearing
Q7 Stereopsis
A Binocular cue to depth; perception of depth and 3D structures on the basis of info derived
from both eyes
Q8 The TILT AFTEREFFECT is taken as evidence for __________.
A Hubel and Wiesel cells responding to different fundamental stimuli
Q9 Hubel and Weisel cells
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A Orientation-sensitive cells in the visual cortex that help the brain with topographical
mapping of the images it sees
Q10 Ambiguous figures are supporting evidence for the fact that_________.
A Perceptions are not just the sum of sensations.
Q11 Ambiguous Figures (aka. "Reversible Figures")
A a picture of a subject which the viewer may see as either of two different subjects or as the
same subject from either of two different viewpoints depending on how the total
configuration is interpreted
Q12 The recency effect shows ___________ memory at work.
A Short-term memory
Q13 Recency Effect
A When asked to recall a list of items in any order (free recall), people tend to begin recall
with the end of the list, recalling those items best (the recency effect).
Q14 Primacy Effect
A Among earlier list items, the first few items are recalled more frequently than the middle
items (the primacy effect)
Q15 Cognitive Set
A A temporary readiness to think or to interpret information in a particular way
Q16 According to Norman, "Good design allows for a clear (visible) mapping between ________."
A Intended actions and actual operations
Q17 Why do we have mental models?
A They result from our tendency to form explanation of things; They are essential in helping
us predict the outcomes of our actions and in helping us handle unexpected occurrences.
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UX Design – UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers
UX Design
Q1 The 3 most important things UX pros bring to the table
A understanding: how humans process info, how humans differ, how to test people
Q2 Primary components of usability
A Learnability, Discoverability, day-to-day usability
Q3 Empirical Approach to Design
A A collaboration between designers, engineers, and clients with focus on users throughout
the development process
Q4 Cognitive Psychology
A Studies how humans think about perceptions, their past experiences, and their own mental
creations
Q5 What makes up the retina in your eye?
A Rods and Cones
Q6 Retina is to basilar membrane as _________ is to ___________.
A Seeing is to hearing
Q7 Stereopsis
A Binocular cue to depth; perception of depth and 3D structures on the basis of info derived
from both eyes
Q8 The TILT AFTEREFFECT is taken as evidence for __________.
A Hubel and Wiesel cells responding to different fundamental stimuli
Q9 Hubel and Weisel cells
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, UX Design
A Orientation-sensitive cells in the visual cortex that help the brain with topographical
mapping of the images it sees
Q10 Ambiguous figures are supporting evidence for the fact that_________.
A Perceptions are not just the sum of sensations.
Q11 Ambiguous Figures (aka. "Reversible Figures")
A a picture of a subject which the viewer may see as either of two different subjects or as the
same subject from either of two different viewpoints depending on how the total
configuration is interpreted
Q12 The recency effect shows ___________ memory at work.
A Short-term memory
Q13 Recency Effect
A When asked to recall a list of items in any order (free recall), people tend to begin recall
with the end of the list, recalling those items best (the recency effect).
Q14 Primacy Effect
A Among earlier list items, the first few items are recalled more frequently than the middle
items (the primacy effect)
Q15 Cognitive Set
A A temporary readiness to think or to interpret information in a particular way
Q16 According to Norman, "Good design allows for a clear (visible) mapping between ________."
A Intended actions and actual operations
Q17 Why do we have mental models?
A They result from our tendency to form explanation of things; They are essential in helping
us predict the outcomes of our actions and in helping us handle unexpected occurrences.
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