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Option E Human Factors Design Human Factors Design E.2.6 - E.2.10

E.2.6 Outline the use of the concept of “methods of extremes” to limit sample sizes ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

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E.2.7 Define population stereotypes ,[object Object]

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E.2.8 Describe the relevance of the use of population stereotypes in the design of controls for products ,[object Object],Mechanical products Anticlockwise = OFF Clockwise = ON Water & Gas Anticlockwise = ON Clockwise = OFF

E.2.9 Discuss the problems of displacing population stereotypes in the design of controls for products Left hand drive Right hand drive ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

E.2.10 Discuss how the use of converging technology in product design may lead to confusing control layout ,[object Object],http://www.baddesigns.com/deadblt.html for this example and the following slide

[object Object],Zion National Park in southern Utah. There are water taps in various locations throughout the campground. On each water tap a lever, which looks like an "old fashioned" pump handle, is used to turn the water on and off. The photo at left shows a tap with the lever in the down or OFF position.

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