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Cognitive Task Analysis (Expertise: Research and Applications Series) [Hardcover]

Jan Maarten Schraagen , Susan F. Chipman , Valerie L. Shalin

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Modern work, with its increasing reliance on automation to support human action, is focusing attention on the cognitive aspects of work that are not accessible to direct observation. Read the first page
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