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Hela is the founder of a startup that sells "Al-powered video transcription and translation services for rare languages." While she continues to refine her Al algorithms, she has been surreptitiously relying on a group of bilingual subcontractors to manually transcribe and translate the videos submitted through her beautifully designed app. If her goal is to better understand what portion of first-time customers become repeat customers, what type of experiment does this most closely resemble? Button to Nowhere Wizard of Oz Concierge Interviewing Question 8 1 pts Jamie is developing an app to match voluntary organ donors with people having a documented medical need for organ replacement. Please match each prototype type with a valid description for this scenario. Experiential [ Choose ] Rendering a series of images that look like the finished app but lack the right functionalities. User-Driven Stepping into shoes of an organ recipient to capture their emotional experience. Creating an app with limited customer functions and some animations. Asking an organ donor to help you create the prototype. Mock Up High Fidelity.

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