Question $2$

$2$ pts

What is true about the principle of Context?

It encourages concrete data. E$.$g$..$ we should ask the user about the task they are doing right now, rather than how they usually do that task.

It encourages summary data to help us focus on high$-$level ideas rather than get bogged down in details.

It means that we should get as close as we can to the task, ideally being there in person with the participant as they are doing it$.$

It helps us understand users' feelings and goals in addition to their actions.

Following it$,$ unfortunately, prevents us from gathering data about the past, as we can only engage with what is happening in the present.