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The Handbook of Task Analysis for Human-Computer Interaction [Hardcover]

Dan Diaper , Neville Stanton
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Task analysis is at the core of most work in human-computer interaction because it is concerned with the performance of work, and this is what, crucially distinguishes it from other approaches. Read the first page
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