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A [[human factor]] (hereinafter, the ''Factor'') is a set of factors that, although may be originated from outside an individual, (a) depend on none, but this individual, and (b) impact this individual's work performance. Although groups and/or organizations may try to influence the ''Factors'', they are not under their direct control.
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A [[human factor]] (hereinafter, the ''Factor'') is an individual's characteristic such as appearance, attitude, [[capacity]], habit, and motivation that contributes to this individual's interaction with his or her surrounding cultures, systems, environments, and other human beings, and, consequently, impacts his or her performance.
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[[Human factors]] is the scientific discipline of studying interactions between humans and their environments including non-human systems and human beings.
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==Categories==
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The ''Factor'' is an individual's:
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*Physical property.
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*Cognitive property.
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*Social behavior.
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==Dirty Dozen==
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:''Main wikipage: [[Dirty Dozen of Human Factors]]''

Latest revision as of 00:37, 29 December 2020

A human factor (hereinafter, the Factor) is an individual's characteristic such as appearance, attitude, capacity, habit, and motivation that contributes to this individual's interaction with his or her surrounding cultures, systems, environments, and other human beings, and, consequently, impacts his or her performance.

Human factors is the scientific discipline of studying interactions between humans and their environments including non-human systems and human beings.


Categories

The Factor is an individual's:

  • Physical property.
  • Cognitive property.
  • Social behavior.

Dirty Dozen

Main wikipage: Dirty Dozen of Human Factors