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Cognitive Engineering: Human Problem Solving with Tools

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Abstract

Cognitive engineering is an applied cognitive science that draws on the knowledge and techniques of cognitive psychology and related disciplines to provide the foundation for principle-driven design of person-machine systems. This paper examines the fundamental features that characterize cognitive engineering and reviews some of the major issues faced by this nascent interdisciplinary field.

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