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"Human Factors" IS NOT
to be Confused with:
Human Resources |
Except.
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Human
Factors contributes to the development of tools used by Human
Resources such as selection and placement tests (in conjunction
with personnel psychologists), job aids, and training programs. |
Clinical
psychology |
Except.
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Human
Factors addresses the effects of job stress, fatigue, shift
work, medications, substance abuse, etc. on workers' mental
health, well being, and performance.
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Human Biology |
Except.
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Human
Factors incorporates knowledge of human anatomy and physiology
in the design of tools, products, equipment, system interfaces,
tasks, and work-rest/work-rotation schedules.
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