Handbook of Human Factors and Ergonomics, Third Edition

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The completely revised edition of the leading reference on human factors and ergonomics The field of human factors and ergonomics has developed and broadened considerably since its inception more than sixty years ago, and no single book has done more to help proliferate its importance than the Handbook of Human Factors and Ergonomics. Winner of the Institute of Industrial Engineers Joint Publishers Book-of-the-Year Award, this thoroughly revised Third Edition of Gavriel Salvendy's seminal work compiles the research of 109 of the world's top thinkers and practitioners in one volume. All new chapters feature theoretically based and practically oriented material-supported by numerous case studies, examples, figures, and tables-to be useful to both practitioners and researchers. A value-packed read for all human factors and ergonomics specialists, engineers, industrial hygienists, safety engineers, and human-computer interaction (HCI) specialists, this Third Edition covers such new topics as: * Cultural ergonomics * Virtual environments * Human factors and information security * Usability evaluation and testing * Design of e-business Web sites * Augmented cognition in HCI * Design for those with disabilities * Design for children * Human factors and ergonomics standards * Human factors and ergonomics in transportation * And much more! Content: Chapter 1 The Discipline of Ergonomics and Human Factors (pages 1–31): Waldemar KarwowskiChapter 2 Human Factors Engineering and Systems Design (pages 32–49): Sara J. Czaja and Sankaran N. NairChapter 3 Sensation and Perception (pages 51–88): Robert W. Proctor and Janet D. ProctorChapter 4 Selection and Control of Action (pages 89–110): Robert W. Proctor and Kim?Phuong L. VuChapter 5 Information Processing (pages 111–149): Christopher D. Wickens and C. Melody CarswellChapter 6 Communication and Human Factors (pages 150–176): Ronald E. Rice and Cynthia StohlChapter 7 Cultural Ergonomics (pages 177–190): Nuray Aykin, Pia Honold Quaet?Faslem and Allen E. MilewskiChapter 8 Decision?Making Models and Decision Support (pages 191–242): Mark R. Lehto and Fiona NahChapter 9 Mental Workload and Situation Awareness (pages 243–268): Pamela S. Tsang and Michael A. VidulichChapter 10 Social and Organizational Foundations of Ergonomics (pages 269–291): Alvaro D. Taveira and Michael J. SmithChapter 11 Human Factors and Ergonomic Methods (pages 292–321): V. Kathlene Leonard, Julie A. Jacko, Ji Soo Yi and Francois SainfortChapter 12 Anthropometry (pages 322–339): Kathleen M. Robinette and Jeffrey A. HudsonChapter 13 Basic Biomechanics and Workstation Design (pages 340–370): W. S. MarrasChapter 14 Task Analysis: Why, What, and How (pages 371–383): Erik HollnagelChapter 15 Task Design and Motivation (pages 384–427): Holger Luczak, Tanja Kabel and Torsten LichtChapter 16 Job and Team Design (pages 428–457): Frederick P. Morgeson, Gina J. Medsker and Michael A. CampionChapter 17 Personnel Selection (pages 458–471): Jerry W. Hedge and Walter C. BormanChapter 18 Design, Delivery, and Evaluation of Training Systems (pages 472–512): Eduardo Salas, Katherine A. Wilson, Heather A. Priest and Joseph W. GuthrieChapter 19 Human Factors in Organizational Design and Management (pages 513–527): Karen M. Dettinger and Michael J. SmithChapter 20 Situation Awareness (pages 528–542): Mica R. EndsleyChapter 21 Affective and Pleasurable Design (pages 543–572): Martin G. Helander and Halimahtun M. KhalidChapter 22 Workplace Design (pages 573–589): Nicolas Marmaras and Dimitris NathanaelChapter 23 Vibration and Motion (pages 590–611): Michael J. GriffinChapter 24 Sound and Noise (pages 612–642): John G. CasaliChapter 25 Illumination (pages 643–669): Peter R. BoyceChapter 26 Occupational Health and Safety Management (pages 671–707): Bernhard M. Zimolong and Gabriele ElkeChapter 27 Human Error (pages 708–760): Joseph SharitChapter 28 Ergonomics of Work Systems (pages 761–800): Stephen M. Popkin, Heidi D. Howarth and Donald I. TepasChapter 29 Psychosocial Approach to Occupational Health (pages 801–817): Mika Kivimaki and Kari LindstromChapter 30 Manual Materials Handling (pages 818–854): David Rodrick and Waldemar KarwowskiChapter 31 Work?Related Upper Extremity Musculoskeletal Disorders (pages 855–888): Carolyn M. Sommerich, W. S. Marras and Waldemar KarwowskiChapter 32 Warnings and Hazard Communications (pages 889–911): Michael S. Wogalter and Kenneth R. LaugheryChapter 33 Use of Personal Protective Equipment in the Workplace (pages 912–928): Carolyn K. Bensel and William R. SanteeChapter 34 Human Space Flight (pages 929–944): Barbara Woolford and Frances MountChapter 35 Chemical, Dust, Biological, and Electromagnetic Radiation Hazards (pages 945–964): Danuta Koradecka, Malgorzata Posniak, Elzbieta Jankowska, Jolanta Skowron and Jolanta KarpowiczChapter 36 Modeling Human Performance in Complex Systems (pages 965–996): K. Ronald Laughery, Christian Lebiere and Susan ArcherChapter 37 Mathematical Models in Engineering Psychology: Optimizing Performance (pages 997–1024): Donald L. Fisher, Richard Schweickert and Colin G. DruryChapter 38 Supervisory Control (pages 1025–1052): Thomas B. SheridanChapter 39 Digital Human Modeling for CAE Applications (pages 1053–1078): Anders Sundin and Roland OrtengrenChapter 40 Virtual Environments (pages 1079–1096): Kay M. Stanney and Joseph CohnChapter 41 Accident and Incident Investigation (pages 1097–1105): Patrick G. DempseyChapter 42 Human Factors and Ergonomics Audits (pages 1106–1132): Colin G. DruryChapter 43 Cost–Benefit Analysis of Human Systems Investments (pages 1133–1149): William B. Rouse and Kenneth R. BoffChapter 44 Methods of Evaluating Outcomes (pages 1150–1187): Paula J. Edwards, Francois Sainfort, Thitima Kongnakorn and Julie A. JackoChapter 45 Visual Displays (pages 1189–1221): Kevin B. Bennett, Allen L. Nagy and John M. FlachChapter 46 Information Visualization (pages 1222–1245): Chris NorthChapter 47 Online Communities (pages 1246–1261): Chadia AbrasChapter 48 Human Factors and Information Security (pages 1262–1274): E. Eugene SchultzChapter 49 Usability Testing (pages 1275–1316): James R. LewisChapter 50 Web Site Design and Evaluation (pages 1317–1343): Kim?Phuong L. Vu and Robert W. ProctorChapter 51 Design of E?Business Web Sites (pages 1344–1363): Jonathan Lazar and Andrew SearsChapter 52 Augmented Cognition in Human–System Interaction (pages 1364–1383): Dylan Schmorrow, Kay M. Stanney, Glenn Wilson and Peter YoungChapter 53 Design for People with Functional Limitations (pages 1385–1417): Gregg C. VanderheidenChapter 54 Design for Aging (pages 1418–1445): Timothy A. Nichols, Wendy A. Rogers and Arthur D. FiskChapter 55 Design for Children (pages 1446–1458): Juan Pablo HourcadeChapter 56 Design for All: Computer?Assisted Design of User Interface Adaptation (pages 1459–1484): Constantine Stephanidis, Margherita Antona and Anthony SavidisChapter 57 Human Factors and Ergonomics Standards (pages 1485–1516): Bohdana Sherehiy, Waldemar Karwowski and David RodrickChapter 58 Human Factors and Ergonomics in Medicine (pages 1517–1537): Pascale Carayon and Wolfgang FriesdorfChapter 59 Human Factors and Ergonomics in Motor Vehicle Transportation (pages 1538–1569): David W. Eby and Barry H. KantowitzChapter 60 Human Factors and Ergonomics in Automation Design (pages 1570–1596): John D. LeeChapter 61 Human Factors and Ergonomics in Manufacturing and Process Control (pages 1597–1625): Dieter Spath, Martin Braun and Lorenz Hagenmeyer