Which of the following are ethical considerations we must adhere to when designing and conducting an experiment? 

When conducting a cost benefit analysis to justify a human factors analysis, which of the following would NOT be a good justification focus? 

As we age, the process of accommodation becomes more difficult. Which action becomes most difficult? 

Consider the Vee Process; we discussed often using this process in the design of high-risk systems. What makes high-risk system design unique from workplace efficiency/production issues or consumer product design? 

Why is it important to utilize the usability heuristic of matching the system to the world? 

When conducting a cost benefit analysis to justify a human factors analysis, which of the following would NOT be a good justification focus? 

Why is a holistic perspective (systems thinking) important to human-centered design? 

Why is a holistic perspective (systems thinking) important to human-centered design? 

Consider the Vee Process; we discussed often using this process in the design of high-risk systems. What makes high-risk system design unique from workplace efficiency/production issues or consumer product design? 

Sam works for airport security at an airport in Milwaukee. Their job is to inspect luggage as it goes through the x-ray machine and detect any threat objects. Last month, the security team pulled aside so many people for additional inspection that it caused people to miss their flights. Customers complained and Sam’s supervisor tells them that they can only have 1 error for every 5 people that come through the screening or Sam will be put on unpaid leave (for every 5 people that come through Sam can only mistakenly pull 1 person aside who does NOT really have a threat object). How does this payoff incentive Sam’s response bias?