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CCS0005 Module 7

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Usability refers to the ability of the user to use the thing to carry out a task successfully True False True
Usability metrics also measure something about people and their behaviors and attitudes True False True
Effectiveness measures the joy with the experience of using the product True False False
The goal of ___________ usability is to evaluate how well a product or piece of functionality meets its objectives Summative Metrics Formative User experience Summative
The earlier the ___________ evaluation, the more impact the usability evaluation will have on the design Formative Summative User Experience Metrics Formative
This environment setup is not suitable for exploratory tests Classic laboratory Modified single room Single room Electronic observation Classic laboratory
The one who is familiar with the product under review Test Monitor Observers Product Expert Data Logger Product Expert
Classic laboratory setup is not suitable for exploratory tests True False True
It is the most critical role in usability testing Data Logger Test Monitor Product Expert Observers Test Monitor
In this setup, observers get to view the test without worrying about interfering Modified single room Single room Classic laboratory Electronic observation Electronic Observation
The _________ usability goal is to make improvements in the design Formative Metrics Summative user Experience Formative
Will the users like the product? Is one of the questions that usability metrics should answer True False True
Efficiency measures the ability to complete a task True False False
User experience refers to the ability of the user to use the thing to carry out a task successfully True False False
It is the individuals entire interaction with the product, including the thoughts, feelings, and perceptions that result in the interaction Interaction Metrics Usability User Experience User Exerience
Single-room setup might be very impersonal True False False
To improve timer skills, one should learn basic principles in human factors True False False
One of the problems encounters by a data logger is leading the participant instead of enabling True False False
Classifies critical activities and events of a test into coded categories Observers Product Expert Data Logger Test Monitor Data Logger
In modified single-room, testing staff can communicate freely True False False
Usability metrics reveals something about the user experience True False True
Metrics are measured in the context of a task True False True
The earlier the formative evaluation, the more impact the usability evaluations will have on the design True False True
Usability and user experience are just the same in definition True False False
Satisfaction measures the amount of effort to complete a task True False False
This setup encourages the participant to think aloud Classic laboratory Electronic observation Modified single room Single room Modified single room
Being comfortable with ambiguity is one of the characteristics of a good product expert True False False (test monitor)
refers to the ability of the user to use the thing to carry out a task succesfully Interaction user Experience Metrics Usability Usability
Getting how long it takes for a user to complete a task is an example under satisfaction True False False
In this setup, testing staff can communicate freely Modified single room Single room Electronic observation Classic laboratory Classic laboratory
the data logger ensures that test materials are visible True False False (video recording operators)
It is a setup where in the test monitor has a close contact with the participant. together with observers in one room Electronic observation Modified single room Classic laboratory Single room Single room
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