Question 1 A) The acronym AUDIENCE serves to remind you of what to consider when analyzing an audience. In the acronym, what does the C stand for? (1 point) Responses caring caring cognitive abilities cognitive abilities college education college education context context Question 2 A) What about your audience must you understand before beginning to create an effective design? Select all that apply. (2 points) Responses behaviors behaviors expectations expectations needs needs wants wants Question 3 A) Why is it important for a designer to develop creative strategies? (1 point) Responses Creative strategies can help enhance creativity during the design process. Creative strategies can help enhance creativity during the design process. Creative strategies ensure a designer will come up with the perfect design every time. Creative strategies ensure a designer will come up with the perfect design every time. Creative strategies guarantee that the designer keeps an open mind during the design phase. Creative strategies guarantee that the designer keeps an open mind during the design phase. Creative strategies reduce the amount of work a designer has to do when generating a design idea. Creative strategies reduce the amount of work a designer has to do when generating a design idea. Question 4 A) In creative design, what is the main difference between brainstorming and free association? (1 point) Responses Brainstorming always results in better and more creative ideas than free association. Brainstorming always results in better and more creative ideas than free association. Brainstorming is a more organized approach to creative design than is free association. Brainstorming is a more organized approach to creative design than is free association. Free association is not as easy to do as is brainstorming but is far more productive. Free association is not as easy to do as is brainstorming but is far more productive. Free association results in more detailed ideas than brainstorming. Free association results in more detailed ideas than brainstorming. Question 5 A) Psychologist Sigmund Freud devised this strategy to explore the repressed memories of his patients. (1 point) Responses reverse brainstorming reverse brainstorming free association free association connecting ideas connecting ideas perspectives perspectives Question 6 A) Jackie is designing new marketing materials for a weight-loss program offered by the local gym. She has identified the key players involved in the program and is analyzing their positions, needs, and attitudes in regard to the weight-loss program. What creative strategy is Jackie using? (1 point) Responses reverse brainstorming reverse brainstorming free association free association connecting ideas connecting ideas perspectives perspectives Question 7 A) A pocket map was designed to fold into a handy, 3 × 3 inch square. The map is convenient, but because of its size, it is too small to read. Which part of the design process did the designer fail to address adequately? (1 point) Responses identifying the problem identifying the problem analyzing the audience analyzing the audience suggesting creative solutions suggesting creative solutions creating logical solutions creating logical solutions Question 8 A) Which of the following is good advice to follow during the design process? (1 point) Responses As soon as you find a workable solution, move onto the practical phase. As soon as you find a workable solution, move onto the practical phase. Be realistic when brainstorming for creative solutions. Be realistic when brainstorming for creative solutions. Come up with 3–5 creative solutions before moving onto the practical stage. Come up with 3–5 creative solutions before moving onto the practical stage. Don't be too practical too early. Don't be too practical too early. Question 9 A) Which of the following should you do during the practical stage of the design process? Select all that apply. (1 point) Responses Identify the positive aspects of your designs. Identify the positive aspects of your designs. Identify the negative aspects of your designs. Identify the negative aspects of your designs. Identify the needs of the intended audience. Identify the needs of the intended audience. Pose the problem as a question. Pose the problem as a question. Question 10 A) In which stage of the design process does the designer ask himself about the purpose of the design? (1 point) Responses Identify the need or problem. Identify the need or problem. Research the problem. Research the problem. Build the prototype. Build the prototype. Communicate the solution. Communicate the solution. Question 11 A) In which stage of the design process does the designer conduct an alpha test? (1 point) Responses Identify the need or problem. Identify the need or problem. Research the problem. Research the problem. Design a solution. Design a solution. Build the prototype. Build the prototype. Question 12 A) In which stage of the design process does the design team provide information to consumers about the availability of the new product? (1 point) Responses Identify the need or problem. Identify the need or problem. Design a solution. Design a solution. Build the prototype. Build the prototype. Communicate the solution. Communicate the solution. Question 13 A) A design that is found to have flaws and must be redesigned and retested is an example of what kind of process? (1 point) Responses prototype prototype recursive recursive trade-off trade-off user interface user interface Question 14 A) In which stage of the design process does the designer determine in what environment the product will be used? (1 point) Responses Identify the need or problem. Identify the need or problem. Research the problem. Research the problem. Design a solution. Design a solution. Troubleshoot and redesign. Troubleshoot and redesign. Question 15 A) In which stage of the design process does the designer evaluate constraints? (1 point) Responses Research the problem. Research the problem. Design a solution. Design a solution. Build the prototype. Build the prototype. Communicate the solution.
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I apologize for the confusion. Here are the answers to all the questions:
1. Question 1:
- A) The C in the acronym AUDIENCE stands for "context."
2. Question 2:
- A) Before beginning to create an effective design, you must understand the audience's behaviors, needs, and wants.
3. Question 3:
- A) It is important for a designer to develop creative strategies as they help enhance creativity during the design process and ensure the designer keeps an open mind.
4. Question 4:
- A) The main difference between brainstorming and free association in creative design is that brainstorming is a more organized approach, while free association allows for more spontaneous connections.
5. Question 5:
- A) Psychologist Sigmund Freud devised the strategy of "free association" to explore repressed memories of his patients.
6. Question 6:
- A) Jackie is using the creative strategy of "perspectives" as she analyzes the key players' positions, needs, and attitudes in the weight-loss program.
7. Question 7:
- A) The designer failed to adequately address the readability issue, which is part of suggesting creative solutions in the design process.
8. Question 8:
- A) Good advice to follow during the design process is not to be too practical too early and to come up with 3-5 creative solutions before moving onto the practical stage.
9. Question 9:
- A) During the practical stage of the design process, you should identify the positive and negative aspects of your designs and identify the needs of the intended audience.
10. Question 10:
- A) The designer asks about the purpose of the design in the stage of "Identifying the need or problem."
11. Question 11:
- A) The designer conducts an alpha test in the stage of "Building the prototype."
12. Question 12:
- A) The design team provides information to consumers about the availability of the new product in the stage of "Communicating the solution."
13. Question 13:
- A) A design that has flaws and must be redesigned and retested is an example of a "recursive" process.
14. Question 14:
- A) The designer determines the environment in which the product will be used in the stage of "Designing a solution."
15. Question 15:
- A) The designer evaluates constraints in the stage of "Researching the problem."
I hope these answers help. Let me know if you need further clarification on any of the questions!