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1.1a Anthropometrics 1.1b Psychological Factors 1.1c Physiological Factors

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ergonomics

apply scientific human information to design

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anthropometrics

human measurements for ergonomics

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static/structural data

measurements taken when subject is in standard position, easier to gather

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dynamic/functional data

measurements taken when subject performs physical activity; e.g. reaching center of table

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percentile range

dispersion of measurements within a sample population

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clearance

min/max distance required for a user group to pass through an area; e.g. emergency exits, doors

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reach/workspace envelope

space where activity is carried out at a fixed location; e.g. desk space

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psychological factors

sensory stimuli that affects user perception, efficiency, comfort; e.g. temperature, light, sound, smell

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human info processing system

automatic system, interpreting stimuli and reacting; inputs, sensory, central and motor processes, outputs

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info processing breakdown

when a stage in system fails, changes how the user reacts

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nominal scale

groups objects by name; e.g. brand names

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ordinal scale

groups objects based on ranked order/position; e.g. bronze, silver, gold

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interval scale

groups objects with equal difference between each other; e.g. likert scales

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ratio scale

grouping objects with true zero measurement, more precise/reliable comparison; e.g. height/weight

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physiological factors

environmental stimuli that bodies react to

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comfort

considers productivity- endurance, muscle strength in positions; e.g. gaming chairs

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fatigue

considers how prolonged use of a product impacts human body; e.g. lifting heavy, bending

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physiological factor data

information about how one's body functions

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biomechanics

study of body mechanical movements and how they respond to forces; e.g. range of motion

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design for inclusion factors

force required, repetition, posture, and duration of task

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