1.2 Flashcards

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psychological factor data

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human factor data related to interpretations affected by the environment

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2
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what is psychological factor data good for

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optimise user health, comfort, safety, performance

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3
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2 types of data

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qualitative – descriptive data used to know peoples perceptions
quantitative – numerical data, can be measured

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4
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what is qualitative data used for

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to find out the perception of people

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5
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what is quantitative data used for

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for finding our physical factors

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6
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4 types of measurement scales

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nominal
ordinal
interval
ratio

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7
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describe the nominal measurement scale type

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qualitative, used to label variables that numbers cant measure
example: hair color - black; blonde; ginger

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8
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describe the ordinal measurement scale type

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qualitative, classified w an order of ranking
example: rating a movie from 1 to 5

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9
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describe the interval measurement scale type

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quantitative, has equally spaced intervals between values, can be negative
example: temperature, the distance between degrees is consistent

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10
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describe the ratio measurement scale type

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quantitative, like interval data but has an absolute zero so no negative values
example: height, speed

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11
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how do u decide which scale of measure u should use

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it depends on the nature of the data ur collecting + type of analysis youre conducting

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12
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human information processing system

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automatic system a person uses to interpret information and react

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13
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what does HIPS stand for

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human information processing system

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14
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factors that affect how we process info

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age – too young and dont know/too old and forgot
strength – too weak for task
skills
health – not physically/mentally able to do the task
disability

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15
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what happens when the HIPS capacity is exceeded

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the response rates decrease

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16
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environmental factors is…

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set of psychological factors that affect human performance. depend on the environment human is in

17
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list the environmental factors

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  1. temperature – important for productivity
  2. sound – lower sound systems positively affect productivity etc
  3. light – can affect mental and physical conditions. affects ambience and mood
  4. texture – decor; lends character to workplace
  5. color – emotions; sense of warmth/coldness. we make connections w certain colors
  6. smell/taste – affect performance
  7. comfort – productivity, health
  8. humidity – impact on wellbeing and health, healthy = 30-50%
18
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what do environmental factors have an effect on

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comfort, alertness, perception

19
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perception is

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the way in which smth is interpreted

20
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what does perception do to psychological factors data

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it has an impact on the reliability of the data

21
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why might psychological data not be reliable

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perception has an influence on it

22
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alertness is

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the level of readiness/caution of an individual. being aware of whats happening around

23
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methods of collecting psychological data

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observation
surveys
testing
case studies

24
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human info processing system

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input - sensory - central - motor - output

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25
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research ethics

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1 informed consent
2 right to withdraw
3 avoid deception

26
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2 main categories of human error

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  1. slips – result from automatic behaviour, subconscious mistakes
  2. mistakes – conscious deliberations