Quiz on Emotional Interaction

Social interaction is concerned with what makes people feel happy, sad, annoyed, anxious, frustrated, motivated, delirious, and so on, and then using this knowledge to inform the design of different aspects of the user experience

• True

• False

Advertising agencies have developed a number of techniques to influence people’s emotions.

• True

• False

Our moods and feelings are also continuously changing, making it more difficult to predict how we feel at different times. Sometimes, an emotion can descend upon us but disappear shortly afterward.

• True

• False

Automatic emotions tend to be slow to develop and equally slow to dissipate, and they are often the result of a conscious cognitive behavior, such as weighing the odds, reflection, or contemplation

• True

• False

Conscious emotions happen rapidly, typically within a fraction of a second and, likewise, may dissipate just as quickly

• True

• False

This level is where parts of the brain that are prewired to respond automatically to events happening in the physical world.

• Behavioral Level

• Visceral Level

• Reflective Level

This level is where next level are the brain processes that control everyday behavior.

• Behavioral Level

• Visceral Level

• Reflective Level

This level is where the brain processes involved in contemplating

• Behavioral Level

• Visceral Level

• Reflective Level

This level responds rapidly, making judgments about what is good or bad, safe or dangerous, pleasurable or abhorrent

• Behavioral Level

• Visceral Level

• Reflective Level

Examples of this level are the following: well-learned routine operations such as talking, typing, and swimming

• Behavioral Level

• Visceral Level

• Reflective Level