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of course human factors . As a practical matter , human factors considerations represent a relatively small portion of the total financial and psychological investment of most organizations , even in high - technology industries and ...
of course human factors . As a practical matter , human factors considerations represent a relatively small portion of the total financial and psychological investment of most organizations , even in high - technology industries and ...
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As of 1990 , however , virtually anyone can represent him or herself as a human factors professional ! 3 Computer scientists and human factors specialists have come to abhor this term ; they prefer compatibility or dialogue ...
As of 1990 , however , virtually anyone can represent him or herself as a human factors professional ! 3 Computer scientists and human factors specialists have come to abhor this term ; they prefer compatibility or dialogue ...
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Human Factors , 27,3–20 . Howell , W. C. , Colle , H. A. , Kantowitz , B. H. , & Wiener , E. L. ( 1987 ) . Guidelines for education and training in engineering psychology . American Psychologist , 42 , 602-605 .
Human Factors , 27,3–20 . Howell , W. C. , Colle , H. A. , Kantowitz , B. H. , & Wiener , E. L. ( 1987 ) . Guidelines for education and training in engineering psychology . American Psychologist , 42 , 602-605 .
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