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Information and Ideas practice question
A hospital claims that its new colour-coded signs have made it easier for visitors to find their way.
Which finding, if true, would most directly support the claim?
- A. The number of visitors asking reception for directions fell by two thirds in the month after the signs went up, with visitor numbers unchanged.Correct
- B. The signs cost $12,000.
- C. Staff say the signs look modern.
- D. The hospital has six wings.
Answer: A. The number of visitors asking reception for directions fell by two thirds in the month after the signs went up, with visitor numbers unchanged.
Fewer requests for directions, same visitors.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. The signs cost $12,000.
- Cost is not wayfinding.
- C. Staff say the signs look modern.
- Looks are not wayfinding.
- D. The hospital has six wings.
- Size is not an effect.
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