3.1 Read Paragraph A (Teach Your Students the Elements of Digital citizenship) very carefully and summarise it into a paragraph of between 60-65 words (a few words over is acceptable). You need to write the summary in a bullet point summary. Remember that your summary should have a similar meaning to the original summary that you read, must also have a heading. Count the amount of words you used and indicate the total in brackets at the end of your summary. (10)

Group performance is usually better than the average individual performance, but worse than the best individual performance.  

1.6 What is the main idea of Jade’s letter to her parents? (1)

4.7 Write the number of syllables contained in each of the words below. a.    gamer  b.    Instagram c.     web (3)

You are working as an ergonomist, and are wondering whether a seated workstation is worse than a standing workstation in an office setting. You decide to conduct a field experiment to compare the two types of workstations, and to test whether or not standing workstations are beneficial (compared to seated workstations).  a) If you were conducting this field experiment, what would be your dependent variable? b) What would be your independent variable? c) What would be one confounding variable that you should control for in your experiment?

2.2 Provide a word from point number 3, that means the same as ‘personal’ or ‘exclusive’. (1)

In your own words, define human factors engineering. 

A retail store clerk has been working for 3 years. He is proficient at using the point of sale (cash register) system at the store.  With a recent promotion to supervisor, he now works with the inventory control system as well.  He did not receive training on the inventory control system, but was able to use it easily, since it is very similar to the point of sale system.  Which of the following best describes they type of transfer of training he experienced?

Which of the following is not a part of situation awareness?

An engineer is studying the effects of three training class level on time to complete a task. Training class has three levels: beginner, intermediate, and advanced.  Based on the SPSS output, what can you conclude about training class?