Human Computer Interaction MCQs with Answers
Practice important Human Computer Interaction MCQs with answers and explanations.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q181: Which type of memory holds information for a very brief period of time?
- A: Sensory memory
- B: Long-term memory
- C: Short-term memory
- D: Working memory
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A
Q182: Episodic memory is associated with:
- A: Storing facts and concepts
- B: Memories of events and experiences
- C: Procedural knowledge
- D: General knowledge about concepts
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B
Q183: Semantic memory allows us to:
- A: Reconstruct past experiences
- B: Store sensory details
- C: Access structured facts and concepts
- D: Remember specific events
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C
Q184: The semantic network model represents information as:
- A: A series of linear steps
- B: Unstructured lists of data
- C: Networks of associated items
- D: Sequential events
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C
Q185: Frames and scripts in memory are used to:
- A: Organize hierarchical structured knowledge
- B: Store sensory input
- C: Perform temporary calculations
- D: Recall recent events
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A
Q186: What does procedural learning focus on?
- A: Understanding facts
- B: Learning how to use something
- C: Developing complex theories
- D: Memorizing data
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B
Q187: Declarative learning aims to find what?
- A: Instructions for tasks
- B: Facts about something
- C: How to perform actions
- D: Practical applications
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B
Q188: According to Jack Carroll, what is a common reaction when encountering a computer for the first time?
- A: Excitement
- B: Fear and trepidation
- C: Confidence
- D: Indifference
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B
Q189: What is the main difference between learning to drive and learning to use a computer-based application?
- A: Driving involves more verbal instructions
- B: Computer applications are learned through doing
- C: Driving involves immediate practical application
- D: Computer manuals are often well-designed
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C
Q190: What approach involves restricting functions for novices and extending them as experience grows?
- A: Dynamic linking
- B: Training wheels approach
- C: Declarative learning
- D: Procedural learning
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B