The next 50 years: future challenges and opportunities for empathy in our science

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The author believes if ergonomics planning is to grow as a profession, practitioners must learn to adapt and use empathy. As industries change, the science of ergonomics will change and in order to implement new policies, planners must be both empathetic with the needs of employees and the needs of business.

United Kingdom, Planning, Usage, Empathy, The Ergonomics Society

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Realizing the potential of empowerment: the impact of a feedback intervention on the performance of complex technology

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The impact of feedback to already situationally empowered operators on the performance of complex manufacturing technology is studied. Implications for theory and practice in the management of complexes technology are discussed.

Management dynamics, Information Systems & Theory, Management, Information technology, Company business management, Employee empowerment

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Ergonomics, education and children: a personal view

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The article discusses the author's personal views on design research in educational ergonomics, teaching ergonomics to children for their personal development and design of school environments.

Students, Senior High, Analysis, Education, High school students, School environment, Educational environment, Viewpoint essay

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