One Aspect of User-Centeredness Deals with How Understanding the User

Multiple Choice

One aspect of user-centeredness deals with how understanding the user will make it more likely the design will be accepted and used. Which of the following is not an example of this?

A) A mother knows that her child will not eat vegetables, so she hides them in a food he does enjoy such as muffins.
B) While out to eat, your friend forgets their wallet. They are then able to pay you with an app on their phone.
C) A mother notices that her child is not brushing his teeth for the recommended about of time. She then finds a teeth brushing app on her phone which plays a video for the correct amount of time that is needed for her child to brush his teeth.
D) A department store receives a shipment of shirts that is greater than they expected. To make sure that the shirts sell well, the store markets the shirts as a "limited time only" offer.