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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

Fitting the Task to the Human

Karl H.E. Kroemer

2008

Human engineering

Ernest J. McCormick

1964

The Psychology of Everyday Things

Donald A. Norman

1988 ★ 4.1

Bodyspace

Christine M. Haslegrave, Stephen Pheasant

1986

Designing for people

Henry Dreyfuss

1955

RAIL HUMAN FACTORS: SUPPORTING THE INTEGRATED RAILWAY; ED. BY JOHN WILSON

Wilson, John R.

2005

Save your hands!

Lauriann Greene

1995

Using Human Factors Engineering to Improve Patient Safety

John W Gosbee

2005

Graphics and GUIs with MATLAB

Patrick Marchand

1996

Ergonomics

H. B. Kroemer, K. H. E. Kroemer, K. E. Kroemer-Elbert

2001

The biomechanical basis of ergonomics

E. R. Tichauer

1978

Human factors in system design, development, and testing

Thomas P. Enderwick, David Meister

2002

Ergonomics

Hywel Murrell

1979

Total workplace performance

Audrey Kaplan, Stan Aronoff

1995

Ergonomics for beginners

Jan Dul, B. A. Weerdmeester

1993

Design for the real world

Victor J. Papanek

1972

Information processing and human-machine interaction

Rasmussen, Jens

1986

Flux

Stephen Baxter

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

Interfacing thought

John M. Carroll

1987 ★ 4.3

Human factors design handbook

Wesley E. Woodson

1981

Fundamentals and assessment tools for occupational ergonomics

William S. Marras, Waldemar Karwowski

2005

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