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Design Thinking Quiz
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Examples of the
Physical
aspect of SPICE include all the following except
rural environment
hygiene practices
social battery
the 5 senses (sights, smells, etc.)
2
What is today's training about?
Design Tinkering
Design Thingy
Design Thinking
Think Designing
3
What are the 4 phases of DT in the correct order?
sense & sensibility, empathy, prototype, ideation
empathy, sense & sensibility, ideation, prototype
sense & sensibility, empathy, ideation, prototype
empathy, ideation, prototype, sense & sensibility
4
After conducting the interviews and using POEMS to gather the insights required, we identify
data points
by
1:Clustering, 2:Sharing, 3:Transcribing, 4:Inferring, 5:Generating
1:Transcribing, 2:Sharing, 3:Clustering, 4:Inferring, 5:Generating
1:Inferring, 2:Generating, 3:Transcribing, 4:Clustering, 5:Sharing
1:Generating 2:Transcribing, 3:Sharing, 4:Clustering, 5:Inferring
5
Examples of the
Social
aspect of SPICE include all the following except
perception of time
language barrier
food and dining rules
people you meet
6
There are 4 phases of Design Thinking (DT).
False
True
7
Open-ended questions are used to find out personal motivations eg. aspirations, inspirations, motivations & pain points.
False
True
8
Other than demographics/habits and personal motivations, we should also try to find out
other problems not related to the problem statement
what they personally need for their family
areas relevant to the problem statement
how we can help in our personal capacity
9
Pepper (mira), turmeric (halada), cumin (jira), saffron (keshar) are examples of
fruits
vegetables
plants
spices
10
Whereas open-ended questions are meant to be used when we want answers that are
rich, diverse, non leading and non limiting
non leading and non limiting only
None of the above
rich and diverse only
11
Closed ended questions are meant to be used when we want all of the following except
accuracy
focus
to ask challenging questions
speed
12
The 'observer' should use which tool taught in Design Thinking?
POETS
POEMS
POETRY
POMES
13
How many rounds of feedback is needed?
3
2
4
5
14
The Greek origin of the 2nd DT phase is 'empatheia', which means 'passion' or 'state of emotion'. This step allows us to
use emotion to acquire information from our users
acquire insights and user needs from data analysis
understand what motivates our users emotionally
behave emotionally to get information we want
15
The 3 main roles are
All of the above
Observer
Note taker
Interviewer (plus local partner)
16
The last step in the empathy step is to
create a user persona
interview different users
to generate ideas
to create a prototype
17
Closed-ended questions are used to find out demographics/habits like age, health, occupation, hobbies, race & religion.
False
True
18
What is not true about the needs statement?
Addresses gaps/challenges in the user’s experience
All of the above
Addresses your project challenge/statement
It is THE solution
19
For the interview, you will be using 2 types of questions: open and closed ended.
False
True
20
To direct your interviewees into the areas relevant, you should
make suggestions
use leading questions
share with them existing solutions
use the keyword expansion technique
21
How many roles are there in the interview team?
3
up to the team to decide
2
4
22
Examples of the
Communication
aspect of SPICE include all the following except
heavy accents
patient neighbours
swear words
communication devices
23
Using POEMS, we observe
People, Option, Environment, Messages/Media, Services
People, Object, Environment, Messages/Media, Services
People, Object, Environment, Messages/Media, Servants
People, Object, Environment, Magazines/Medals, Services
24
We acquire the data we need for the analysis by
(i) and (iii)
(ii) and (iv)
(ii) and (iii)
(i), (ii) and (iii)
25
What is the minimum number of ideas each team (4 teams) has to generate?
5
15
10
Unlimited
26
Data points from the interview should reveal
relevance into problem statement
pain points & reasons to certain action and behaviour
Glimpse into deeper motivation
All of the above
27
How many ideas does each team have to shortlist?
5
Unlimited
10
15
28
Finally, what is the last step?
Build the final product!
Present to the user to obtain feedback
Sell the final idea to the user
None of the above
29
After the first presentation, we
gather the feedback
refine prototype
All of the above
relook on the Feasibility, Desirability and Sustainability
30
Examples of the
Identity
aspect of SPICE include all the following except
religious practices
birthdays
power dynamics
gender norms
31
Sense & Sensibility helps us to think of the user experience in the 5 domains - Social, Physical... What are the rest?
Identity, Confidentiality, Empathy
Identity, Community, Emotions
Ideation, Confidentiality, Empathy
Identity, Communication, Emotions
32
After analysing the data, we should
identify insights
All of the above
create cluster headers
create need statement(s)
33
Why does 'Sense and Sensibility' come first?
It prepares the mind
It prepares the heart
It prepares the user (community)
It prepares the soul
34
Examples of the
Emotions
aspect of SPICE include all the following except
frustration
anxiety
smiling
confidence
35
POEMS will give you additional insights or lead you to more questions that you may hint to the interviewer.
False
True
36
Sense & Sensibility is based on primary research.
False
True
37
SPICE is a tool used in the 'Sense and Sensibility' framework. In that tool, what does S and P stand for?
Social and Physical
Singapore Polytechnic
Social and Physic
Social and Psychic
38
Below are examples of open-ended questions except
All of the above
Can you tell me more about your dairy farm production?
Do you have a good relationship with your workers?
What is your morning routine like?
