2003
DOI: 10.1201/9781410609410
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Conceptual Foundations of Human Factors Measurement

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“…Human Factors Engineering studies system design mostly as a normative process, namely the application of behavioral principles to the formulation and application of systematic design rules or guidelines (Meister, 1989) prescribing what the system designer should do. This article examines the study and practice of system design through an experimental study of cognitive task allocation.…”
Section: Scope and Purpose Of The Studymentioning
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“…Human Factors Engineering studies system design mostly as a normative process, namely the application of behavioral principles to the formulation and application of systematic design rules or guidelines (Meister, 1989) prescribing what the system designer should do. This article examines the study and practice of system design through an experimental study of cognitive task allocation.…”
Section: Scope and Purpose Of The Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This article examines the study and practice of system design through an experimental study of cognitive task allocation. According to the approach taken, the study of system design as a normative process is extended here to include a study of system design in actual practice, a descriptive study of what the system designer actually does.Historically, Human Factors Engineering has focused on system operation and the role of the human operator as a system component (Meister, 1989). The study of system design in actual practice instead focuses on system design and the role of the systemdesign practitioner (and, in extension, the system-design/engineering organization).…”
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“…Human factors as a discipline has rarely engaged in self-reflection (Meister, 1989;Vicente, 1997). Although it is understandable that practitioners may not have time for such lofty pursuits, the lack of attention paid by researchers to this topic is more difficult to justify.…”
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“…In fact, human errors through the manipulation of system interface are deviations from desired conditions [9]. The ease of use of a system support learnability process within users, and at the same time to retain their interest in handling the system.…”
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confidence: 99%