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    HCI final exam Time allowed: 1 Hr. Date: 11/11/2015


    Part I. Write true if the statement is correct or false if it incorrect (1.5 pts.)
    1. Cognitive psychology states that humans perceive and solve problems similar to computers.
    2. The human in HCI refers to the user who is using the computer to get some task done.
    3. An "error-preventing" strategy is trouble to use Computers for the People in HCI.
    4. Used in HCI is accomplish what is required.
    5. Useful in HCI is do it easily and naturally.
    6. Usable in HCI is make people want to use it.
    7. One of the Goals of HCI is by making computers more usable and receptive to the user's needs.
    8. HCI is used to improve the interactions between users and computers.
    9. Boredom is the process by which we use the knowledge we have to draw conclusions or infer
    something new about the domain of interest.
    10. Positive affect can make it harder to do even easy tasks; Negative affect can make it easier to
    do difficult tasks.
    Part II. Choose the correct answer from the given alternatives (2pts)
    11. --- is highly technical or experienced, moderate computer experience, or none in human
    Considerations during Design.
    A. Computer Literacy B. System Experience C. Task Experience D. all
    12. Which of the following psychological characteristics is deals about Kinds and reasonableness.
    A. Attitude B. Motivation C. Patience D. Expectations
    13. Why is HCI important?
    A. Users lose time with badly designed products and services
    B. Users even give up using bad interface
    C. Ineffective allocation of resources
    D. All
    14. Which of the following is a basic goal of HCI?
    A. to design systems that minimize the barrier between the human's cognitive model of what
    they want
    B. to accomplish and the computer's understanding of the user's task
    C. To develop or improve the safety, utility, effectiveness, efficiency and usability of
    systems that include computers
    D. All
    15. Which of the following is used to show typical psychological responses to poor design
    A. Attitude B. Motivation C. Patience D. Confusion
    16. Why People Have Trouble with Computers?
    A. Poorly designed interfaces B. Obvious design C. Design consistency D. all
    17. Who is Involved in HCI?
    A. Cognitive psychology B. Social since C. Ergonomics D. all
    Part III. Fill in the blank space
    18. In the Human Processor model ____ handling sensory stimulus from the outside world, the
    ____ model, which control sections, and the ____ model, which provides the processing
    needed to connect the two. (3 pts.)
    Part IV. Write your answers clearly
    19. List at least 3 of the sensory memories.(2pts)
    20. What is HCI? (2 pts.)
    21. List and describe types of Reasoning with example (4pts.)
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