Question 1

Perceived ease of use of a computer system refers to users' belief that using the system will:

Accepted Answer

A)  enhance their performance; 
B)  be free of effort; 
C)  free them from work; 
D)  increase their wage 
E)  save their grocery spending 
A)  enhance their performance; 
B)  be free of effort; 
C)  free them from work; 
D)  increase their wage 
E)  save their grocery spending B

Question 2

Computer anxiety taps ___.

Accepted Answer

A)  users' fears of the consequences of using computers 
B)  users' eagerness of using computers 
C)  users' curiosity in the use of computers 
D)  users' positive mood in the use of computers 
E)  users' preference in the user of computers 
A)  users' fears of the consequences of using computers 
B)  users' eagerness of using computers 
C)  users' curiosity in the use of computers 
D)  users' positive mood in the use of computers 
E)  users' preference in the user of computers A

Question 3

A system's interactivity has the ability to influence:

Accepted Answer

A)  user's intelligence 
B)  user's social status 
C)  user's mood 
D)  user's income 
E)  user's residence 
A)  user's intelligence 
B)  user's social status 
C)  user's mood 
D)  user's income 
E)  user's residence C

Question 4

Affect is a general term that refers to ___ processes and states.

Accepted Answer

A)  physical 
B)  psychological 
C)  artificial 
D)  pretending 
E)  botanic 
A)  physical 
B)  psychological 
C)  artificial 
D)  pretending 
E)  botanic

Question 5

In the HCI context, affective quality exists within which of the following objects

Accepted Answer

A)  people 
B)  conditions 
C)  things 
D)  events 
E)  computer system 
A)  people 
B)  conditions 
C)  things 
D)  events 
E)  computer system

Question 6

Perceived usefulness of a computer system refers to users' belief that using the system will:

Accepted Answer

A)  enhance their performance; 
B)  be free of effort; 
C)  free them from work; 
D)  increase their wage 
E)  save their grocery spending 
A)  enhance their performance; 
B)  be free of effort; 
C)  free them from work; 
D)  increase their wage 
E)  save their grocery spending

Question 7

In HCI, interactivity is the extent to which a user can:

Accepted Answer

A)  communicate with another user in real time; 
B)  share experiences with friends without worrying about the physical distance; 
C)  seeking solutions for a problem form other users' discussion stored in a system 
D)  manipulate and communicate with a computer in real time; 
E)  play a puppet 
A)  communicate with another user in real time; 
B)  share experiences with friends without worrying about the physical distance; 
C)  seeking solutions for a problem form other users' discussion stored in a system 
D)  manipulate and communicate with a computer in real time; 
E)  play a puppet

Question 8

In the following, which one is the concern that forms the basis for all other concerns in the affective engineering for a system?

Accepted Answer

A)  generating affective expressions in computers 
B)  utilizing multimedia to present affective expressions to users 
C)  adapting the computer's state fit the user's affective state 
D)  modeling affect in the user and the computer 
E)  developing affective elements in the system to help the user be at ease 
A)  generating affective expressions in computers 
B)  utilizing multimedia to present affective expressions to users 
C)  adapting the computer's state fit the user's affective state 
D)  modeling affect in the user and the computer 
E)  developing affective elements in the system to help the user be at ease

Question 9

In human-computer interaction, satisfaction is a positive affect resulting from:

Accepted Answer

A)  the recognition of the user's work with the computer system 
B)  the savings in the system purchase 
C)  the user's evaluation of the use of the computer system 
D)  the user's evaluation of the personal relationship in his/her department 
E)  the user's evaluation of the wage level in his/her organization 
A)  the recognition of the user's work with the computer system 
B)  the savings in the system purchase 
C)  the user's evaluation of the use of the computer system 
D)  the user's evaluation of the personal relationship in his/her department 
E)  the user's evaluation of the wage level in his/her organization

Question 10

Which of the following statements about perceived ease of use is appropriate?

Accepted Answer

A)  Perceived ease of use with a system is a user's belief that using the system will enhance his/her performance; 
B)  Perceived ease of use with a system is determined by the usefulness of the system perceived by a user; 
C)  The perceived ease of use with a system should be the same across all users of this system; 
D)  The perceived ease of use with a system plays an important role in predicting a user's intention to use the system; 
E)  Perceived ease of use and perceived usefulness with a system have no relation with each other in affecting a user's intention to use the system. 
A)  Perceived ease of use with a system is a user's belief that using the system will enhance his/her performance; 
B)  Perceived ease of use with a system is determined by the usefulness of the system perceived by a user; 
C)  The perceived ease of use with a system should be the same across all users of this system; 
D)  The perceived ease of use with a system plays an important role in predicting a user's intention to use the system; 
E)  Perceived ease of use and perceived usefulness with a system have no relation with each other in affecting a user's intention to use the system.

Question 11

Perceived ease of use with a computer system can directly influence:

Accepted Answer

A)  a user's education level 
B)  the system's configuration 
C)  a user's attitude toward using the system 
D)  a user's success in career 
E)  a user's family size 
A)  a user's education level 
B)  the system's configuration 
C)  a user's attitude toward using the system 
D)  a user's success in career 
E)  a user's family size

Question 12

Which of the following is a dimension of core effect?

Accepted Answer

A)  hungry-full 
B)  rich-poor 
C)  wasteful-thrifty 
D)  activated-nonactivated 
E)  talented-untalented 
A)  hungry-full 
B)  rich-poor 
C)  wasteful-thrifty 
D)  activated-nonactivated 
E)  talented-untalented

Question 13

The affective quality of an object (related to computer system) enables it to change its users':

Accepted Answer

A)  cognitive load 
B)  core affect 
C)  physical position 
D)  habits of using computers 
E)  appointments with other people 
A)  cognitive load 
B)  core affect 
C)  physical position 
D)  habits of using computers 
E)  appointments with other people

Question 14

Moods are attributes that belong to:

Accepted Answer

A)  a person 
B)  a computer system 
C)  a task 
D)  an organization 
E)  a project 
A)  a person 
B)  a computer system 
C)  a task 
D)  an organization 
E)  a project

Question 15

Which of the following can be called a flow?

Accepted Answer

A)  an online news browsing experience without any focus on the contents 
B)  a successful online shopping experience that is enjoyable 
C)  an information seeking experience at a digital library that is taken as an assignment without any personal interest 
D)  an experience of looking for an event details at a Web site that has to be given up due to lack of direction about where to look at 
E)  the experience of working on routine tasks that are within the responsibilities of a job 
A)  an online news browsing experience without any focus on the contents 
B)  a successful online shopping experience that is enjoyable 
C)  an information seeking experience at a digital library that is taken as an assignment without any personal interest 
D)  an experience of looking for an event details at a Web site that has to be given up due to lack of direction about where to look at 
E)  the experience of working on routine tasks that are within the responsibilities of a job

Question 16

Perceived enjoyment with a system is the extent that a user believes :

Accepted Answer

A)  the performance in work can be enhanced; 
B)  using the system will be free of effort; 
C)  the system can create cartoons; 
D)  his/her work will be given more attention; 
E)  fun can be derived from using the system. 
A)  the performance in work can be enhanced; 
B)  using the system will be free of effort; 
C)  the system can create cartoons; 
D)  his/her work will be given more attention; 
E)  fun can be derived from using the system.

Question 17

Computer self-efficacy refers to a person's evaluation of:

Accepted Answer

A)  the possibility that a computer system he/she uses can fail 
B)  the difference between a task requirements and his/her performance 
C)  the chances that he/she can successfully obtain the most of art computer in an organization 
D)  his/her capabilities to install a computer without any external help 
E)  his/her capabilities to use computers in diverse situations 
A)  the possibility that a computer system he/she uses can fail 
B)  the difference between a task requirements and his/her performance 
C)  the chances that he/she can successfully obtain the most of art computer in an organization 
D)  his/her capabilities to install a computer without any external help 
E)  his/her capabilities to use computers in diverse situations

Question 18

Which of the following is a psychological process and state that can be called affect?

Accepted Answer

A)  ache 
B)  moods 
C)  hunger 
D)  hotness 
E)  dizziness 
A)  ache 
B)  moods 
C)  hunger 
D)  hotness 
E)  dizziness

Question 19

Perceived usefulness with a computer system plays an important role in forming:

Accepted Answer

A)  perceived ease of use of the system 
B)  users' attitude toward using the system 
C)  the cost of developing the system 
D)  the gender of the system users 
E)  the appearance of the system 
A)  perceived ease of use of the system 
B)  users' attitude toward using the system 
C)  the cost of developing the system 
D)  the gender of the system users 
E)  the appearance of the system

Question 20

A user's satisfaction with the use of a computer system depends on the comparison of:

Accepted Answer

A)  system design vs. user's experience 
B)  task requirements vs. experiment results 
C)  system design vs. task requirements 
D)  user's expectations vs. user's experience 
E)  task timeline vs. system configuration 
A)  system design vs. user's experience 
B)  task requirements vs. experiment results 
C)  system design vs. task requirements 
D)  user's expectations vs. user's experience 
E)  task timeline vs. system configuration

Perceived ease of use of a computer system refers to users' belief that using the system will:

Computer anxiety taps ___.

A system's interactivity has the ability to influence:

Affect is a general term that refers to ___ processes and states.

In the HCI context, affective quality exists within which of the following objects

Perceived usefulness of a computer system refers to users' belief that using the system will:

In HCI, interactivity is the extent to which a user can:

In the following, which one is the concern that forms the basis for all other concerns in the affective engineering for a system?

In human-computer interaction, satisfaction is a positive affect resulting from:

Which of the following statements about perceived ease of use is appropriate?

Perceived ease of use with a computer system can directly influence:

Which of the following is a dimension of core effect?

The affective quality of an object (related to computer system) enables it to change its users':

Moods are attributes that belong to:

Which of the following can be called a flow?

Perceived enjoyment with a system is the extent that a user believes :

Computer self-efficacy refers to a person's evaluation of:

Which of the following is a psychological process and state that can be called affect?

Perceived usefulness with a computer system plays an important role in forming:

A user's satisfaction with the use of a computer system depends on the comparison of:

Introduction

Organizational and Business Context

Interactive Technologies

Ergonomic Engineering

Cognitive Engineering

Evaluation

Design Principles and Guidelines

Tasks in Organizational Context

Componential Design

HCI Development Methodology

Interpersonal Relationship, Collaboration and Organization

Social and Global Issues

Meeting the Changing Needs of It Development and Use

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Exam 6: Affective Engineering

Perceived ease of use of a computer system refers to users' belief that using the system will:

Computer anxiety taps ___.

A system's interactivity has the ability to influence:

Affect is a general term that refers to ___ processes and states.

In the HCI context, affective quality exists within which of the following objects

Perceived usefulness of a computer system refers to users' belief that using the system will:

In HCI, interactivity is the extent to which a user can:

In the following, which one is the concern that forms the basis for all other concerns in the affective engineering for a system?

In human-computer interaction, satisfaction is a positive affect resulting from:

Which of the following statements about perceived ease of use is appropriate?

Perceived ease of use with a computer system can directly influence:

Which of the following is a dimension of core effect?

The affective quality of an object (related to computer system) enables it to change its users':

Moods are attributes that belong to:

Which of the following can be called a flow?

Perceived enjoyment with a system is the extent that a user believes :

Computer self-efficacy refers to a person's evaluation of:

Which of the following is a psychological process and state that can be called affect?

Perceived usefulness with a computer system plays an important role in forming:

A user's satisfaction with the use of a computer system depends on the comparison of:

Introduction

Organizational and Business Context

Interactive Technologies

Ergonomic Engineering

Cognitive Engineering

Evaluation

Design Principles and Guidelines

Tasks in Organizational Context

Componential Design

HCI Development Methodology

Interpersonal Relationship, Collaboration and Organization

Social and Global Issues

Meeting the Changing Needs of It Development and Use

Filters