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21 Dec 2024, 01:36
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Answer is E.
Developer's strategy: User perception of processing experience is impacted by increased complexity.
(A) A technician dismisses a user's complaint about their computer crashing by showing error logs that indicate user error. Incorrect because developer's strategy is about user perception rather than user error.
(B) A manager rejects an employee's claim of being overloaded with work by pointing to the employee's low task completion rate. Incorrect because developer's strategy is about user perception rather than user inadequacy.
(C) A web designer rejects feedback about a website's color scheme being too vibrant, based on positive survey results about user satisfaction. Incorrect because while developer references comprehensive benchmarks that could seem similar to survey results and user perception could seem similar to user satisfaction, user perception should actually support the feedback that the website is too vibrant rather than justify rejection of the feedback.
(D) An IT professional doubts the effectiveness of a new antivirus software, citing the increased frequency of security alerts since its installation. Incorrect because this is more similar to user's complaint rather than developer's response.
(E) A film editor explains that the movie seems longer not because additional scenes were added, but because the existing scenes were edited to enhance visual effects and narrative depth. Correct because editor is user similar strategy of citing user perception as impacting user experience. In this case, the movie seems longer but is not actually longer because the content was changed to be more complex, which is similar to the computer program seeming to run slower but not actually being slower because new features are more complex.
Developer's strategy: User perception of processing experience is impacted by increased complexity.
(A) A technician dismisses a user's complaint about their computer crashing by showing error logs that indicate user error. Incorrect because developer's strategy is about user perception rather than user error.
(B) A manager rejects an employee's claim of being overloaded with work by pointing to the employee's low task completion rate. Incorrect because developer's strategy is about user perception rather than user inadequacy.
(C) A web designer rejects feedback about a website's color scheme being too vibrant, based on positive survey results about user satisfaction. Incorrect because while developer references comprehensive benchmarks that could seem similar to survey results and user perception could seem similar to user satisfaction, user perception should actually support the feedback that the website is too vibrant rather than justify rejection of the feedback.
(D) An IT professional doubts the effectiveness of a new antivirus software, citing the increased frequency of security alerts since its installation. Incorrect because this is more similar to user's complaint rather than developer's response.
(E) A film editor explains that the movie seems longer not because additional scenes were added, but because the existing scenes were edited to enhance visual effects and narrative depth. Correct because editor is user similar strategy of citing user perception as impacting user experience. In this case, the movie seems longer but is not actually longer because the content was changed to be more complex, which is similar to the computer program seeming to run slower but not actually being slower because new features are more complex.
21 Dec 2024, 01:37
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Hi all,
IMO option E is correct answer as
Viewers felt the film was long because of the new scene <--> Software user felt that new update has made program slower
The director explains that is not the new features its the enhacement of the visual effect and depth of the existing scenes <--> The dev explains that its not the new update , its the complexity of the new feature its running.
IMO option E is correct answer as
Viewers felt the film was long because of the new scene <--> Software user felt that new update has made program slower
The director explains that is not the new features its the enhacement of the visual effect and depth of the existing scenes <--> The dev explains that its not the new update , its the complexity of the new feature its running.
21 Dec 2024, 02:39
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The developer's response denies the claim made by the user that the program runs slower and tells that it actually runs faster. But, the user's perception of it being slower may stem from the increased complexity of the new features, which require a bit more navigation. This means that it's actually on the user themselves who take a bit more time to navigate and feel that the product's become slow.
Let's look at the options -
A - This is close to the answer, but in this case, the computer HAS CRASHED, whether by user error or by anything else. In our argument, the developer denies the claim that it has become slow. Hence, ELIMINATE.
B - Low task completion rate does not mean that the employee can't be overworked. Maybe they're overworked and that is why they're not being able to complete the tasks. ELIMINATE
C - User satisfaction could be about some other functionality or feature of the website other than the vibrant colour. Flawed reasoning. ELIMINATE
D - Increased security alert could mean that the new antivirus software is actually better and is catching viruses and malwares quickly and frequently. ELIMINATE
E - ANSWER. In this, the movie is longer, not because of the additional scenes, but because of the editing. Similar to our argument's reasoning.
Let's look at the options -
A - This is close to the answer, but in this case, the computer HAS CRASHED, whether by user error or by anything else. In our argument, the developer denies the claim that it has become slow. Hence, ELIMINATE.
B - Low task completion rate does not mean that the employee can't be overworked. Maybe they're overworked and that is why they're not being able to complete the tasks. ELIMINATE
C - User satisfaction could be about some other functionality or feature of the website other than the vibrant colour. Flawed reasoning. ELIMINATE
D - Increased security alert could mean that the new antivirus software is actually better and is catching viruses and malwares quickly and frequently. ELIMINATE
E - ANSWER. In this, the movie is longer, not because of the additional scenes, but because of the editing. Similar to our argument's reasoning.
Bunuel
