Which of the following editing features can you use in Tableau’s story feature?

The story feature only allows very limited formatting. All formatting should be done in either the dashboard or worksheets.

Among the useful roles stories have long played for humans is that

The ability to simulate, and vicariously learn from other people’s experiences through stories lets humans gain knowledge more quickly, easily, and safely than if they had get all of it directly.

Some research with people who have damage to the parts of the brain involving emotion suggests

Emotions can often be viewed purely as distractors from the decision-making process, but in fact they can also be important in helping drive decisions.

One technique to help people connect with a story is to

People are often better able to relate to specific examples that exemplify a concept rather than just presenting the concept.

The meaning and symbolism of specific colors

Although the symbolic meaning of colors varies by culture, effective and targeted color selection can reinforce and intensify the message being conveyed. For example, in many cultures, black can be suggestive of death.

Generally speaking, one of the ways a visualization geared for exploratory analysis differs from an explanatory presentation/story

Design considerations for data stories are very different from visualizations designed to explore data. A story is highly choreographed; it should lead the various users within your audience to similar conclusions. An exploratory data visualization should not be choreographed; and, if the conclusions are surprising and varied among users, that can still be a great sign

Which of the following is not an example of a common storytelling convention?

Story conventions are typical approaches and elements that help convey a story. Long bulleted lists are not a common convention in storytelling and are not necessarily a great technique for other kinds of presentations.

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