- ATo obtain a knowledge of the users, their jobs, the technology and tools they utilize, and the environment in which they do their tasks.
- BNot to find mind-blowing, interesting revelations that would please the audience of a user-research presentation.
- CBoth the options
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- ATree test
- BA/B tests
- CCard Sorting
- DPersona
- AVerbal communication
- BSketching and drawing
- CTechnical writing
- DNone of the above
- AA form of deductive reasoning
- B A form of inductive reasoning
- CA form of Peirce's abductive reasoning called innovative abduction
- D None of the above
- AUser testing
- BContext analysis
- CSolution implementing
- DIdeations and solution generating
- AResolving wicked problems
- BAdopting solution-focused strategies
- CUsing abductive and productive reasoning
- D Employing only verbal reasoning
- ASimple problems
- BComplex problems
- CWell-defined problems
- DObjective problems
- AFocusing on the different proposals to select the best choice.
- BGenerating many ideas.
- CTranslating ideas into insights that can lead to solutions or opportunities for change.
- DTurning ideas into actual products and services.
- A To make designing more private
- B To externalize the design process
- CTo restrict the designer's creativity
- DTo make designing more subjective
- AClarification of the task, Conceptual design, Embodiment design, and Detail design
- BDiscover, Define, Develop, and Deliver
- CAnalytical phase, Creative phase, and Executive phase
- D Stating Objectives, Investigating User Behaviour, Interviewing Users, and Checklists
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- A. To obtain a knowledge of the users, their jobs, the technology and tools they utilize, and the environment in which they do their tasks.
- B. Not to find mind-blowing, interesting revelations that would please the audience of a user-research presentation.
- C. Both the options
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Explanation: Both the options
- A. Tree test
- B. A/B tests
- C. Card Sorting
- D. Persona
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The technique used for evaluating findability of topics in a website is Tree test.
Tree testing is a usability testing method used to evaluate the findability of topics in a website's navigation structure. It involves presenting users with a text-based list of topics and asking them to find specific items by clicking through a simulated website hierarchy. The method helps designers identify navigation problems and improve the organization and labeling of website content. Therefore, the correct answer is Tree test.
- A. Verbal communication
- B. Sketching and drawing
- C. Technical writing
- D. None of the above
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Explanation:
Answer: B Explanation: Sketching and drawing are non-verbal, graphic/spatial modelling media used in design thinking.
- A. A form of deductive reasoning
- B. A form of inductive reasoning
- C. A form of Peirce's abductive reasoning called innovative abduction
- D. None of the above
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Answer: C Explanation: Abductive reasoning in design thinking is a form of Peirce's abductive reasoning called innovative abduction.
- A. User testing
- B. Context analysis
- C. Solution implementing
- D. Ideations and solution generating
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Answer: C Explanation: Solution implementing is not an activity included in design thinking.
- A. Resolving wicked problems
- B. Adopting solution-focused strategies
- C. Using abductive and productive reasoning
- D. Employing only verbal reasoning
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Explanation:
Answer: Employing only verbal reasoning Explanation: The use of non-verbal, graphic/spatial modelling media, such as sketching and prototyping, is a core feature of design thinking. Therefore, employing only verbal reasoning is not a core feature of design thinking.
- A. Simple problems
- B. Complex problems
- C. Well-defined problems
- D. Objective problems
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Explanation:
Answer: Complex problems Explanation: Design thinking is used to address complex, ill-defined or wicked problems that have no clear-cut solutions
- A. Focusing on the different proposals to select the best choice.
- B. Generating many ideas.
- C. Translating ideas into insights that can lead to solutions or opportunities for change.
- D. Turning ideas into actual products and services.
Remarks:
Explanation:
Answer: Generating many ideas. Explanation: Ideation is idea generation, and the process is characterized by the alternation of divergent and convergent thinking, typical of the design thinking process. Divergent thinking involves generating many ideas.
- A. To make designing more private
- B. To externalize the design process
- C. To restrict the designer's creativity
- D. To make designing more subjective
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Explanation:
As mentioned in the given data, "Design methods offer a number of different kinds of activities that a designer might use within an overall design process. What design methods have in common is that they 'are attempts to make public the hitherto private thinking of designers; to externalize the design process'."
- A. Clarification of the task, Conceptual design, Embodiment design, and Detail design
- B. Discover, Define, Develop, and Deliver
- C. Analytical phase, Creative phase, and Executive phase
- D. Stating Objectives, Investigating User Behaviour, Interviewing Users, and Checklists
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Explanation:
The text states that this is the systematic model for engineering design by Pahl and Beitz.