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Applied Experimental and Engineering psychologists are research scientists and practitioners who undertake field and laboratory studies aimed at improving human performance in a variety of applied settings. Our role in the system design process is to ensure that human psychological, physiological, and performance characteristics are addressed. Questions of interest include the following:
  • Will a particular design exceed the operator's capacity to respond or to process information?
  • Is there a better way to design a system that capitalizes on human strengths and compensates for human shortcomings?
  • What are the optimal training methods and procedures for systems and people?
  • Where did the system break down, and how can it be fixed?
  • What kinds of human errors were exhibited and how can these be eliminated in the future?

 

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