Principles

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user centered design

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visibility and feedback

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Consistency and standardization

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Simplicity and minamilism

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Error management

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Affordances and signifiers

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Human-machine interactions

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Workload management

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Task analysis

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Physical ergonomics

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Cognitive ergonomics

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Human reliability

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Aesthetics and Emotion

Question 14

ergonomics

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reduce errors, fatigue, and losses of equipment

increase safety, improve performance, increase personnel, increase user acceptance

Question 15

3 ergonomic domains

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physical (anotomical)
cognitive (perception)
organization (structure)

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3 dimensions of ergonomics literacy

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1. ergo knowledge & skills (human limitations)
2. think & act (shopping around)
3. ## ergo capabilities (identify and solve ergo problems)

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symvatology

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artifact human capability
(understanding artifacts shows how it affect users in order to reduce human error)

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human factors engineering

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concern (effectively human-system interfaces to get the best performance) does so by task analyses and system functions

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nueroergonomics

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nuerons & brain manifestations of perceptual, physical, cognitive, emotion (considers nuerotransmitters)

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nanoergonomics

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addresses issues of human interacting devices (nanotech)

Question 21

human factors enginerring concern & how achieve best performance

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concern (optimize performance)
how? understanding and integration of human capabilities(cognitive, physical, sensory, team dynamics)

Question 22

significance of human factors objectives with systems design & optimization

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devlop design principles, guideline, methodologies, & tools (i.e. impact of aging on reaction time)

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Human systems integration

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taking all parts of system into consideration

Question 24

gender, caregiving impact workplace

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more women = more maternity leave (better for firefighter bc smaller)
caregiver = daycare
culture= traditions

Question 25

systems theory & reductionist approach

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systems(components of system in terms of whole system) reductionist (focus on physical components)

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closed loop & open loop

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closed (requires continuous control and feedback for error correction) open (no feedback for continuous control and feedback for error correction

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human reliability

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humans will perform at highest capacity over time

Question 28

quantitative vs qualitative

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quan ( predict human error) qual (understand what contributes to human error)

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cognitive enginerring

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understandinf of environment and task contraints within operation

Question 30

traditional linear design

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output of each stage serves as inpur for next stage