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Total workplace performance

Audrey Kaplan, Stan Aronoff

1995

Ergonomics for beginners

Jan Dul, B. A. Weerdmeester

1993

Human factors in engineering and design

Mark S. Sanders

1987

An engineer's view of human error

Trevor A. Kletz

1991

The green imperative

Victor J. Papanek, Victor Papanek

1995

Fundamentals and assessment tools for occupational ergonomics

William S. Marras, Waldemar Karwowski

2005

Public places and private spaces

Albert Mehrabian

1976

Anthropometry for designers

John Croney

1980

Computer-aided ergonomics

Ashraf M. Genaidy, Waldemar Karwowski

1990

Engineering anthropometry methods

John A. Roebuck

1975

Hard facts about soft machines

Rani Lueder, Kageyu Noro

1994

The biology of work

O. G. Edholm

1967

Human behavior learning and transfer

Yangsheng Xu

2006

The Computer user's survival guide

Joan Stigliani

1995

The people shapers

Vance Packard

1977

Office Ergonomics

Karl H.E. Kroemer

2001

Organizational psychology

David A. Kolb

1971

The human-computer interaction handbook

Andrew Sears, Julie A. Jacko

2003

Designing pleasurable products

Patrick W Jordan

2000

Computerising work

Leslie Willcocks, David Mason

1987

The Hand An Organ Of The Mind What The Manual Tells The Mental

Zdravko Radman

2013

DEVELOPMENT OF MOVEMENT CO-ORDINATION IN CHILDREN: APPLICATIONS IN THE FIELDS OF...; ED. BY GEERT SAVELSBERGH. BY GEERT SAVELSBERGH ... [E

Keith Davids

2003

Introduction to ergonomics

W. T. Singleton

1972

Mind, machine, and morality

Peter A. Hancock

2008

Ergonomics for therapists

Jacobs, Karen

2008

Organizational psychology

Schein, Edgar H.

1972

Posture

Dennis Zacharkow

1988

Ergonomics of the home

E. Grandjean

1973

Advances in human aspects of healthcare

Vincent G. Duffy

2012

The bathroom

Alexander Kira

1976

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