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First , the behaviors performed by a worker on a job ( e.g. , screwing a bolt into a hole ) are unobservable , hypothetical events that exist only in an observing psychologists mind . Much like the proverbial tree that falls in the ...
First , the behaviors performed by a worker on a job ( e.g. , screwing a bolt into a hole ) are unobservable , hypothetical events that exist only in an observing psychologists mind . Much like the proverbial tree that falls in the ...
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First , gaps may exist in the rating n cales for each dimension ( i.e. , there are usually areas in which no critical incidents have scale values ) ; thus , raters must interpolate between incidents .
First , gaps may exist in the rating n cales for each dimension ( i.e. , there are usually areas in which no critical incidents have scale values ) ; thus , raters must interpolate between incidents .
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Some error and input rate data exists . May be slightly faster than ... Some reasonably good data exist on keypunch timing and error rates . ... A good deal of data exists concerning appropriate visual properties of CRT displays .
Some error and input rate data exists . May be slightly faster than ... Some reasonably good data exist on keypunch timing and error rates . ... A good deal of data exists concerning appropriate visual properties of CRT displays .
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