Each dialog within the system should be organized with a clear sequence-a beginning,middle,and end.This describes which of the rules for designing interactive interfaces?
A)Offer informative feedback
B)Permit easy reversal of actions
C)Support internal locus of control
D)Design dialogs to yield closure.

Question

Each dialog within the system should be organized with a clear sequence-a beginning,middle,and end.This describes which of the rules for designing interactive interfaces?​
A)Offer informative feedback
B)​Permit easy reversal of actions
C)Support internal locus of control
D)​Design dialogs to yield closure.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Designing dialogs to yield closure is the rule that describes each dialog within the system should be organized with a clear sequence-a beginning, middle, and end. The other rules for designing interactive interfaces are: 
A)Offer informative feedback - providing feedback to the user when an action is taken 
B) Permit easy reversal of actions - allowing users to undo actions 
C) Support internal locus of control - giving the user a sense of autonomy and control in the system.

Each Dialog Within the System Should Be Organized with a Clear