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Ergonomics

Stephen Pheasant

1987

Handbook of human factors

Gavriel Salvendy

1987

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

Bicycling science: ergonomics and mechanics

Frank Rowland Whitt

1974

Introduction to ergonomics

R. S. Bridger

1995

Human factors in engineering and design

Ernest J. McCormick

1976

"Extra-ordinary" ergonomics

K. H. E. Kroemer

2006

Healthy and productive work

Cary L. Cooper

2000

Design for the real world

Victor Papanek

1971

Fundamentals of noise and vibration

Frank Fahy, J. G. Walker, F. J. Fahy

1998

The Psychology of Everyday Things

Donald A. Norman

1988 ★ 4.1

Bodyspace

Christine M. Haslegrave, Stephen Pheasant

1986

Designing the user interface

Ben Shneiderman, Catherine Plaisant

1987

Graphics and GUIs with MATLAB

Patrick Marchand

1996

Human factors in system design, development, and testing

Thomas P. Enderwick, David Meister

2002

Designing usable electronic text

Andrew Dillon

1994

Looking ahead

Raymond S. Nickerson

1992

Virtual individuals, virtual groups

Jo Ann Oravec

1996

Ergonomics

Hywel Murrell

1979

Total workplace performance

Audrey Kaplan, Stan Aronoff

1995

Tools of the mind

Vladimír Stibic

1982

Ergonomics for beginners

Jan Dul, B. A. Weerdmeester

1993

Information seeking in electronic environments

Gary Marchionini

1995

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

Anthropometry for designers

John Croney

1980

Human factors in multi-crew flight operations

Linda M. Orlady, Harry W. Orlady

1999

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