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Question 1 (2 points) In Don Norman's discussion of his analysis of the hotel soap dish, which of the following was NOT a way that Norman considered that the design of soap dish was shouting to a shower-taker "put your soap here!" Question 1 options: Eliminating all other surfaces in the shower where soap could be conveniently placed Limiting the objects that could be places in the basket to a particular size constraint Having a positive affordance of allowing the basket to support heavy objects Making the design of basket have a negative affordance of leakiness (porosity) Question 2 (2 points) What term did Don Norman define as story that puts the operation of the system into context, weaving together all of the essential components, providing a framework, a context, and reasons for understanding? Question 2 options: 1) Conceptual model 2) Semiotic Engineering 3) Design Intention 4) Emotional design Question 3 (2 points) From Don Norman's perspective, what fatal flaw does the BMW iDrive (which he described as a well thought out, very logical, and sensible device) have with respect its human interface? Question 3 options: 1) The iDrive only controlled the driving-related functions 2) The iDrive destroyed spatiality 3) The iDrive did not have a hierarchical menu structure 4) The iDrive used a confusing set of control knobs Question 4 (2 points) According to Don Norman, when a user does not have a story and is not able to put the operation of the system into context, all of the following happen EXCEPT: Question 4 options: "Work-arounds" are difficult to discover Designer talks via the product itself Operation becomes a set of memorized actions New sequences are difficult to derive Question 5 (2 points) According to Don Norman, the communication of the designer's conceptual model to the user takes place through entirely through which of the following? Question 5 options: The System Image Graphical User Interface (GUI)

          Question 1 (2 points) 

In Don Norman's discussion of his analysis of the hotel soap dish, which of the following was NOT a way that Norman considered that the design of soap dish was shouting to a shower-taker "put your soap here!"

Question 1 options:

Eliminating all other surfaces in the shower where soap could be conveniently placed


Limiting the objects that could be places in the basket to a particular size constraint


Having a positive affordance of allowing the basket to support heavy objects


Making the design of basket have a negative affordance of leakiness (porosity)

Question 2 (2 points) 

What term did Don Norman define as story that puts the operation of the system into context, weaving together all of the essential components, providing a framework, a context, and reasons for understanding?

Question 2 options:

1) 

Conceptual model


2) 

Semiotic Engineering


3) 

Design Intention


4) 

Emotional design

Question 3 (2 points) 

From Don Norman's perspective, what fatal flaw does the BMW iDrive (which he described as a well thought out, very logical, and sensible device) have with respect its human interface?

Question 3 options:

1) 

The iDrive only controlled the driving-related functions


2) 

The iDrive destroyed spatiality


3) 

The iDrive did not have a hierarchical menu structure


4) 

The iDrive used a confusing set of control knobs

Question 4 (2 points) 

According to Don Norman, when a user does not have a story and is not able to put the operation of the system into context, all of the following happen EXCEPT:

Question 4 options:

"Work-arounds" are difficult to discover


Designer talks via the product itself


Operation becomes a set of memorized actions


New sequences are difficult to derive

Question 5 (2 points) 

According to Don Norman, the communication of the designer's conceptual model to the user takes place through entirely through which of the following?

Question 5 options:

The System Image


Graphical User Interface (GUI)

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