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Methods of Human Engineering
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This paper describes some of the considerations underlying human engineering in system design. The emphasis will first be on how the engineering psychologist looks at human behavior as a basis of designing man-machine systems. Second, the purpose is to define some of the major methods that are employed in human engineering as part of this systems engineering function.
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Michaels, R. and Stephens, B., "Methods of Human Engineering," SAE Technical Paper 670719, 1967, https://doi.org/10.4271/670719.Also In
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