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Questions
What should you keep in mind throughout the interview?
A. Your overarching question(s).
B. "The Force" from Star Wars.
C. The name of the interview participant.
D. The next question in your interview protocol. - CORRECT ANS- -A
Which of the following is the right way to take notes?
A. To write only the key points in short phrases.
B. To capture only what audio recording definitely will not.
C. There is no one right way to take notes.
D. To jot down only follow-up questions you want to ask later. - CORRECT ANS- -C
Which of the following is worth noticing in an observation?
I. The physical context where the user is.
II. Pauses or missteps the user makes.
III. Comments the user makes during a task.
A. II only
B. III only
C. II and III
,D. I, II and III - CORRECT ANS- -D
What should you do during the think-aloud protocol?
A. Let the participant hear what you're thinking while you observe them.
B. Prompt the user to convey their thinking out loud with short questions.
C. Respond to the participant by telling whether what they're saying is correct or not.
D. Sit quietly and observe, even if the participant says nothing. - CORRECT ANS- -B
What is an affinity note?
A. A sticky note on which you write relevant bits from your interview notes/recording and
which is probably relevant for the user needs assessment.
B. A comment you write during an interview that indicates a common, recurring theme.
C. A short summary that includes your analysis of a single interview.
D. A follow-up message from an interview participant that contains additional information.
- CORRECT ANS- -A
Which of the following should you avoid when writing affinity notes?
A. Make each note understandable on its own.
B. Be concrete.
C. Aim for about one affinity note per minute of interview.
D. Provide thorough, detailed explanations. - CORRECT ANS- -D
With respect to semi-structured interviews, what is the point of the Carnegie Hall joke
about practice?
A. Interviewing is a state of mind.
B. The location where you conduct an interview is as important as the interview itself.
C. Like any skill, practice is essential.
, D. Musicians make good interviewers. - CORRECT ANS- -C
What is qualitative data analysis?
A. The formal analysis of data that is not all quantified or quantifiable.
B. The formal analysis of numerical information.
C. The formal analysis of product quality.
D. The formal analysis of how good something is. - CORRECT ANS- -A
What kinds of information might be part of qualitative data analysis?
I. Quotations from interviews.
II. Observed actions or events.
III. Inferred facts from interviews.
A. I only
B. I and II only
C. II only
D. I, II and III - CORRECT ANS- -D
Which of the following are techniques that might be used in qualitative data analysis?
I. Clustering
II. Running a statistical regression
III. Finding patterns
A. I only
B. III only
C. I and III
D. I, II and III - CORRECT ANS- -C
Assess Your UX Competency with Confidence
Structured for Success in Every Examination
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Questions
What should you keep in mind throughout the interview?
A. Your overarching question(s).
B. "The Force" from Star Wars.
C. The name of the interview participant.
D. The next question in your interview protocol. - CORRECT ANS- -A
Which of the following is the right way to take notes?
A. To write only the key points in short phrases.
B. To capture only what audio recording definitely will not.
C. There is no one right way to take notes.
D. To jot down only follow-up questions you want to ask later. - CORRECT ANS- -C
Which of the following is worth noticing in an observation?
I. The physical context where the user is.
II. Pauses or missteps the user makes.
III. Comments the user makes during a task.
A. II only
B. III only
C. II and III
,D. I, II and III - CORRECT ANS- -D
What should you do during the think-aloud protocol?
A. Let the participant hear what you're thinking while you observe them.
B. Prompt the user to convey their thinking out loud with short questions.
C. Respond to the participant by telling whether what they're saying is correct or not.
D. Sit quietly and observe, even if the participant says nothing. - CORRECT ANS- -B
What is an affinity note?
A. A sticky note on which you write relevant bits from your interview notes/recording and
which is probably relevant for the user needs assessment.
B. A comment you write during an interview that indicates a common, recurring theme.
C. A short summary that includes your analysis of a single interview.
D. A follow-up message from an interview participant that contains additional information.
- CORRECT ANS- -A
Which of the following should you avoid when writing affinity notes?
A. Make each note understandable on its own.
B. Be concrete.
C. Aim for about one affinity note per minute of interview.
D. Provide thorough, detailed explanations. - CORRECT ANS- -D
With respect to semi-structured interviews, what is the point of the Carnegie Hall joke
about practice?
A. Interviewing is a state of mind.
B. The location where you conduct an interview is as important as the interview itself.
C. Like any skill, practice is essential.
, D. Musicians make good interviewers. - CORRECT ANS- -C
What is qualitative data analysis?
A. The formal analysis of data that is not all quantified or quantifiable.
B. The formal analysis of numerical information.
C. The formal analysis of product quality.
D. The formal analysis of how good something is. - CORRECT ANS- -A
What kinds of information might be part of qualitative data analysis?
I. Quotations from interviews.
II. Observed actions or events.
III. Inferred facts from interviews.
A. I only
B. I and II only
C. II only
D. I, II and III - CORRECT ANS- -D
Which of the following are techniques that might be used in qualitative data analysis?
I. Clustering
II. Running a statistical regression
III. Finding patterns
A. I only
B. III only
C. I and III
D. I, II and III - CORRECT ANS- -C
