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Question 110 MCQ · 1.0 marks
[Conflict Mode] In a strategic planning session at the founder's office, Neon proposes a daring
new strategy targeting a younger demographic with edgy content. Despite objections from some
team members about potential brand risks, he insists on implementing his vision without
compromise. Which conflict response category does he most likely exemplify?
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Collaboration
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Forcing
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Accommodating
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[Conflict Mode] In a software development team, Shristi and Smriti, both experienced developers,
are tasked with redesigning a critical module of their company's flagship product. Shristi proposes
a modern architecture that aligns with the latest industry trends, emphasizing scalability and
performance enhancements. Smriti, however, favours sticking with the current architecture, citing
stability and minimal disruption to existing functionalities. Recognizing Smriti’s concerns about
stability and the potential impact on the team's workload, Shristi decides to support Smriti’s
approach. She acknowledges that maintaining current system stability is crucial for ongoing
operations and agrees to drop her proposed changes. Which conflict resolution style does Shristi
most likely demonstrate in this scenario?
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Collaboration
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**Data Viz**
**Section Id :** 64065361112
**Section Number :** 6
**Section type :** Online
**Mandatory or Optional :** Mandatory
**Number of Questions :** 4
**Number of Questions to be attempted :** 4
**Section Marks :** 50
**Display Number Panel :** Yes
**Section Negative Marks :** 0
**Group All Questions :** No
**Enable Mark as Answered Mark for Review and**
No
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**Section Maximum Duration :** 0
**Section Minimum Duration :** 0
**Section Time In :** Minutes
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Instructions: The exam is pen & paper based and should be answered in the sheets
provided to you.
Part A (Multiple Choice Questions): Each question has four choices, out of which only
one is the correct answer. (8x2=16 marks)
Q1. In William Cleveland and Robert McGill's paper, which aspect do they explore in
relation to graphical design?
a. Human vision
b. Mathematical models
c. Statistical inference
d. Data preprocessing
Q2. The following image uses the Gestalt principle of:
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a. Continuity
b. Common fate
c. Emergence
d. Grouping
Q3. Which of the following graphs represents the correct luminance distribution of the
image given below?
Q4. What is the primary challenge of using a 3D plot for data visualization?
a. It requires special software to create
b. It is not widely supported in many data visualization tools
c. It requires extensive computational resources to render
d. They can distract from the overall message and make it harder to interpret the
data
Q5. You have been provided with a dataset detailing the monthly average temperatures
for a city over the past 10 years. The dataset includes the following key insights:
¢ The average temperature has been rising steadily each year.
¢ The summer months show the highest temperature increases.
¢ Winter months have remained relatively stable in temperature.
Considering these insights, which data visualization approach would be the most effective
in representing the temperature trends over the past decade?
a. Apie chart showing the average temperature for each month.
b. A scatter plot with individual data points for each month's temperature.
c. Aline graph showing monthly average temperatures over the 10-year period.
d. A heat map representing temperature variations for each month over the years.
Q6. A study investigates the relationship between coffee consumption (X) and heart
disease (Y), controlling for stress levels (Z). Stress is known to cause both coffee
consumption and heart disease. What type of bias might this introduce?
a. Collider bias
b. Measurement bias
c. Selection bias
d. Sampling bias
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