Designing Interaction: Psychology at the Human-Computer Interface
Published 1 June 1991
John M. Carroll
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Drawn from psychology, computer science, anthropology, management science, and industrial design, these essays reveal how contemporary psychology can contribute to the design of improved human computer interfaces.
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From the Publisher: Drawn from psychology, computer science, anthropology, management science, and industrial design, these essays reveal how contemporary psychology can contribute to the design of improved human computer interfaces.
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Computer Science