Quizz

• Programmeren
• HBO
• Studiejaar 1

What are the two types of attention?

1. Passive and active
2. Higher and lower
3. Critical and non-critical
4. Intrinsic and extrinsic

How is “multitasking” defined?

1. Performing two actions simultaneously
2. Focusing on two different elements at the same time
3. Thinking about two different things at the same time
4. Transitioning your focus from an element to another

Which part of a game contains the highest amount of cognitive load?

1. The final boss
2. A complex puzzle
3. The tutorial
4. The narrative

What is the “underadditivity” phenomenon?

1. Relaxation of attention when performing simple tasks
2. Not performing the best when close to maximum cognitive capacity
3. Exclusion of certain stimuli from attention
4. Extra cognitive load necessary to divide attention when multitasking.

What does the dutch word for stroop mean?

1. To hunt for wild animals
2. Syrup
3. Stealing wood

What is the Stroop effect?

1. Increase of the cognitive load of a task when distractions are in place
2. Decrease in one’s cognitive capacity when multitasking
3. Increase in the cognitive load of a task the user in not familiar with
4. Decrease of one’s cognitive load at certain hours of the day

Cognitive load theory suggests what?

1. The tasks you are completing at once, the less hindering any distractions will be.
2. The more attention heavy something is the less likely you will be to be distracted.
3. The more attention is required to accomplish a task, the more likely you will be to be distracted

How would you(following the book) record data from players?

1. Usability test
2. Eye tracking data
3. Brain scanner

When should you display tutorial tips?

1. While players are focused on another task which is somewhat related to the tip.
2. While the player is not paying full attention to something else.
3. When someone is giving a monologue

The brain is great at multitasking?

1. True
2. False

Why is it difficult to anticipate the cognitive load of a task?

1. Complexity of a task
2. Player's prior knowledge
3. Player's familiarity with the mechanics and system
4. All of the above

What is a bad way of doing tutorial pop ups?

1. Avoid displaying tutorial tips about some important mechanic while players are focused on another task.
2. Avoid using more than one sensory modality at once to convey important information.
3. Avoid flooding the player with a lot of information.

What is “inattentional blindness”?

1. Tendency of “zoning out” from a task after performing it for a long time
2. Decrease in attention after not performing tasks for a long time
3. Increasing demand for new tasks after finishing one
4. Ignoring anything that happens around us when focusing on a task

Which of the following is an example of intrinsic motivation?

1. Working overtime to earn more money
2. Running a marathon to impress someone
3. Painting for the pure joy of it
4. Studying for an exam to get good grades

What is Self-Determination Theory?

1. The study of three innate psychological needs that drive intrinsic motivation
2. The study of how intrinsic and extrinsic motivation interact with each other
3. The study of how creativity can be enhanced through extrinsic rewards

What are the five personality traits in the Big Five model?

1. Openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness and neuroticism
2. Openness, empathy, extraversion, agreeableness and sensitivity

What is the OCEAN model of personality?

1. A model of personality that is accurate in predicting behavior
2. A model of personality that includes openness to experience, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism
3. A statistical technique used to find patterns and clusters of correlated variables

What type of reward is best for improving performance in straightforward and highly repetitive tasks?

1. Intrinsic rewards
2. Extrinsic rewards
3. No rewards

What is cognitive dissonance, and how can it impact player motivation in games?

1. It is the feeling of discomfort when holding two or more inconsistent elements of knowledge, and it can motivate players to stop playing a game
2. It is the feeling of enjoyment when playing a game, and it can motivate players to continue playing
3. It is the feeling of disappointment when a game does not meet players expectations, and it can motivate them to stop playing

In what game did players stretch a character named Boy to accumulate points and contribute to stretching “girl” into the solar system?

1. God of war
2. Noby boy
3. For honor

What is the most important thing to remember when designing onboarding, missions, and rewards in a game?

1. Graphics
2. Sound effects
3. Meaning
4. Meaning

What caused us to want to satisfy our drives and desires?

1. Motivation
2. Fear
3. A primal need to get what we want

What is dopamine?

1. A brain chemical involved with making us want to do things.
2. A part of the brain that produces chemicals.
3. A brain chemical that makes us tired.

Which one is NOT a type of motivation?

1. Implicit motivation and biological drives.
2. Environmental-shaped motivation and learned drives.
3. External and social needs.
4. Intrinsic motivation and cognitive needs.

What regulates our basic biological needs?

1. Homeostasis
2. Hippopotamus
3. Hypothalamus
4. Hippocampus

What is conditioning?

1. When you put conditioner in your hair after washing.
2. When someone tells you something you know not to be true over and over.
3. Learning to associate rewards and punishment with a certain action or situation.

What is the reward for the motivation of needing to get food (given by the book)?

1. Feeling full and satisfied.
2. A dopamine release.

When do students perform better?

1. When offered a small sum of money.
2. When encouraged by peers.
3. When watched by teachers.

What does the chapter say to always do while gambling?

1. Watch your drink.
2. Decide how much money you’re going to spend beforehand.
3. Take someone with you.
4. Rob them of valuables.

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