Proceedings of the Human Factors Society Annual Meeting · 1992 · 27 citations · 7 references
EngineeringPsychologySystems EngineeringErgonomicsHuman Factors PsychologyHuman-robot InteractionEcological SystemsHuman FactorsHuman-environment InteractionHuman-machine InteractionHuman-machine InterfacesTask-space DynamicsBehavior-based SystemsCognitive SystemsEcological ApproachHuman Factors EngineeringHuman-automation CollaborationHuman-automation InteractionHuman-environment SystemsHuman-system Integration
Human Factors is unlike other traditional divisions of knowledge and is more than the mere haphazard interdisciplinary collaboration between psychology and engineering. As such, it requires a unique theoretical structure that reflects the opportunities and constraints intrinsic to emergent complex dynamical operational spaces derived from the interplay of human, machine, task, and environment.
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