An Introduction to Human Factors Engineering, 2/e (PNIE)

．NEW - New references to applications—Included where relevant.
．Allows students to understand how knowledge of human strengths and weaknesses can lead to better system design, more effective user training, and better system assessment.
．NEW - Additional author, John Lee—Has been brought in to increase the expertise to chapters on automation and on transportation systems.
．Gives students more important information regarding these trends in engineering and systems.
．Intuitive, readable style.
．Illustrates to students clear principles without excessive detail.
．Equal linkage to theory and applications.
．Demonstrates to students the necessity of understanding the psychological and physiological factors that lead to successful real-world applications.
．Equal linkage to psychology and engineering.
．Provides students with an interesting and attention-grabbing approach.
．Strong references to research—Relating to the underlying citations.
．Gives students references for further reading, enabling them to obtain further information.
．Real-world examples.
．Provides students with examples that show successful and unsuccessful interaction systems, allowing them to see psychological principles in practice.
．New coverage on distracted drivers, information technology in cars, and attention switching.