Which of the following statements about "fit" in HCI is correct?
A) Fit does not depend on the context of human-computer interaction;
B) Fit means the performance of a task that is done through human-computer interaction;
C) In HCI, a good fit usually indicates more efforts from a user in the human-computer interaction;
D) Fit in HCI concerns users' overall well-being;
E) Fit in HCI only depends on the user and computer system that are involved in an interaction.

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Fit in HCI (Human-Computer Interaction) refers to how well the interaction between the user and the system supports the user's needs, goals, and well-being. It is not solely about task performance (B) or the effort required from the user (C), nor is it only dependent on the user and the system without considering the context (A, E). Instead, a good fit aims to enhance the user's overall well-being by ensuring that the system is usable, accessible, and meets the user's requirements in a specific context.

Which of the Following Statements About "Fit" in HCI Is