CPDI-MCQ-1



1. What is the first stage in the design thinking process?
   a) Ideate
   b) Prototype
   c) Empathize
   d) Define
   **Answer: c) Empathize**

2. Which approach does design thinking prioritize to understand user needs?
   a) Technology-centered
   b) Business-centered
   c) Human-centered
   d) Process-centered
   **Answer: c) Human-centered**

3. Which stage of the design thinking process involves generating a wide range of creative ideas?
   a) Define
   b) Test
   c) Empathize
   d) Ideate
   **Answer: d) Ideate**

4. What is the iterative nature of design thinking?
   a) Linear progression of stages
   b) One-time process
   c) Continuous cycle of prototyping and testing
   d) Fixed sequence of steps
   **Answer: c) Continuous cycle of prototyping and testing**

5. Design thinking encourages collaboration among individuals with:
   a) Similar backgrounds
   b) Diverse backgrounds
   c) Limited skills
   d) Sole expertise
   **Answer: b) Diverse backgrounds**

6. Innovation involves not only creating new products but also:
   a) Maintaining the status quo
   b) Following existing processes
   c) Challenging existing assumptions
   d) Avoiding risks
   **Answer: c) Challenging existing assumptions**

7. How can organizations differentiate themselves in the marketplace through design thinking and innovation?
   a) By ignoring user needs
   b) By maintaining a rigid approach
   c) By fostering a culture of innovation
   d) By avoiding collaboration
   **Answer: c) By fostering a culture of innovation**

8. Which stage of the design thinking process involves building scaled-down prototypes?
   a) Empathize
   b) Test
   c) Prototype
   d) Define
   **Answer: c) Prototype**

9. What is a key benefit of design thinking and innovation for businesses?
   a) Decreased customer satisfaction
   b) Decreased competitiveness
   c) Increased revenue growth
   d) Increased resistance to change
   **Answer: c) Increased revenue growth**

10. What type of tools and techniques are used in design thinking?
    a) Only technological tools
    b) Only business tools
    c) Only creative tools
    d) Various tools from diverse disciplines
    **Answer: d) Various tools from diverse disciplines**

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