CPDI-MCQ-2


1. What is the primary focus of Human-centered Design (HCD)?
   a) Business profitability
   b) User needs and experiences
   c) Technological advancements
   d) Industry standards
   **Answer: b) User needs and experiences**

2. What does Human-centered Design emphasize throughout the design process?
   a) Empathy, creativity, and collaboration
   b) Efficiency and speed
   c) Cost reduction
   d) Market trends
   **Answer: a) Empathy, creativity, and collaboration**

3. What is the goal of Innovation within the context of Human-centered Design?
   a) Maximizing profits
   b) Addressing user needs effectively
   c) Following existing industry practices
   d) Minimizing risks
   **Answer: b) Addressing user needs effectively**

4. How does Human-centered Design approach problem-solving?
   a) By prioritizing technological solutions
   b) By focusing solely on business goals
   c) By understanding user perspectives and behaviors
   d) By following rigid processes
   **Answer: c) By understanding user perspectives and behaviors**

5. What is a key aspect of Innovation in Human-centered Design?
   a) Adhering to established norms
   b) Experimenting with unconventional approaches
   c) Avoiding user feedback
   d) Limiting collaboration
   **Answer: b) Experimenting with unconventional approaches**

6. How does Human-centered Design contribute to creating inclusive solutions?
   a) By ignoring user diversity
   b) By considering a wide range of user perspectives
   c) By focusing solely on one user group
   d) By prioritizing personal preferences
   **Answer: b) By considering a wide range of user perspectives**

7. What role does Empathy play in Human-centered Design?
   a) It is irrelevant to the design process
   b) It helps in understanding user needs and experiences
   c) It slows down the design process
   d) It focuses on technological solutions
   **Answer: b) It helps in understanding user needs and experiences**

8. What does Innovation foster within teams and organizations?
   a) A culture of rigidity
   b) A culture of creativity and continuous improvement
   c) A culture of secrecy
   d) A culture of competition
   **Answer: b) A culture of creativity and continuous improvement**

9. How does Human-centered Design impact the success of solutions?
   a) By prioritizing business goals over user needs
   b) By creating solutions that resonate with users
   c) By following industry standards
   d) By minimizing user feedback
   **Answer: b) By creating solutions that resonate with users**

10. What is the significance of combining Human-centered Design with Innovation?
    a) It leads to stagnant solutions
    b) It fosters a culture of empathy and creativity
    c) It limits collaboration
    d) It prioritizes technological advancements
    **Answer: b) It fosters a culture of empathy and creativity**

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