One Distinct Advantage of Prototyping Is That It Is Not

question 73

Multiple Choice

One distinct advantage of prototyping is that it is not necessary or desirable to build ________ for prototype purposes.

• A)small parts of a system
• B)any parts of a system
• C)a system diagram
• D)an entire working system

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Definitions:

Stroop Effect

A phenomenon in cognitive psychology that demonstrates the interference in reaction time between different tasks, such as naming the color of the ink a word is written in when the word itself describes a different color.

Ink Color

A characteristic of ink, referring to its visual appearance or hue, often discussed in contexts such as the Stroop effect in psychology.

Pronounceable Nonsense

A sequence of letters that lacks meaning but can be spoken or read aloud, often used in experiments investigating phonological processing.

Varied-Mapping Condition

refers to an experiment setup in cognitive psychology wherein tasks vary from trial to trial, challenging participants to adjust their strategies to successfully perform.