Question 10
A user interacts with an online ticketing app. They experience frustration during the complex seat-selection process, but checking out is incredibly smooth, and the app displays a delightful, celebratory animation upon securing the ticket. Based on Kahneman’s Peak-End Rule, how is the user most likely to remember the app?
They will only remember the frustration of seat selection because it happened first.
They will likely remember the experience positively due to the strong finish.
They will forget the experience entirely because it contained conflicting emotions.
They will judge the app purely on the load time of the initial page.