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Human Reliability

Kyung S. Park

1986

The human factor

Kim J. Vicente

2003

An introduction to human factors engineering

Sallie Gordon-Becker, Christopher Wickens, Yili Liu et al.

1998

Handbook of human factors and ergonomics methods

Neville Stanton

2004

Ergonomics

Kathlyn Gay

1986

Designing telehealth for an aging population

Neil Charness

2011

Design for the Read World

Victor J. Papanek

1972

The invisible computer

Donald A. Norman

1998

Ergonomics

Stephen Pheasant

1987

Handbook of human factors

Gavriel Salvendy

1987

Powered upper limb prostheses

Ashok Muzumdar

2004

Ergonomics

Margaret I. Bullock

1990

Using computers

Raymond S. Nickerson

1987

Advances in ergonomics in manufacturing

Waldemar Karwowski, Stefan Trzcieliński

2012

Human factors applications in teleoperator design and operation

Edwin G. Johnsen

1971

Introduction to ergonomics

R. S. Bridger

1995

Human factors in engineering and design

Ernest J. McCormick

1976

Work, health, and environment

Charles Levenstein, John Wooding

1997

Manhood of humanity

Alfred Korzybski

1921

Design of work and development of personnel in advanced manufacturing

Gavriel Salvendy, Waldemar Karwowski

1994

Human engineering guide for equipment designers

Wesley E. Woodson

1954

Advances in understanding human performance

Valerie J. Berg Rice, Tadeusz Marek, Waldemar Karwowski

2011

"Extra-ordinary" ergonomics

K. H. E. Kroemer

2006

Cognitive function analysis

Guy A. Boy

1998

Healthy and productive work

Cary L. Cooper

2000

Design for the real world

Victor Papanek

1971

Engineering Psychology and Human Performance

Justin G. Hollands, Christopher D. Wickens

1999

Biotechnology

Steve Prentis

1984

Physiologische Arbeitsgestaltung

E. Grandjean

1980

Creating the ergonomically sound workplace

Lee T. Ostrom

1993

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