Human Factors Cast E022 - Ergonomic Misconceptions and Neuroergonomics

An episode of the Human Factors Cast podcast, hosted by Human Factors Cast, titled "Human Factors Cast E022 - Ergonomic Misconceptions and Neuroergonomics" was published on December 20, 2016 and runs 55 minutes.

December 20, 2016 ·55m · Human Factors Cast

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This week on the show, Nick and Blake welcome Woodrow Gustafson to the show to set us straight about some ergonomic misconceptions. We also discuss a listener request for information on neuroergonomics.

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This week on the show, Nick and Blake welcome Woodrow Gustafson to the show to set us straight about some ergonomic misconceptions. We also discuss a listener request for information on neuroergonomics.

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