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In the first part of this chapter we shall discuss the conditions necessary for the ergonomic implications of the work presented in the previous chapters to be really taken on board by the software community. In the second part, we shall summarize the contribution of the research described in this book to the field of cognitive psychology.
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Von Mayrhauser and Vans, 1998.
Singer and Lethbridge, 1998.
See, for example, Bott, 1989, Chapters 5 and 6.
Tilley, 1998.
Carried out in collaboration with GIP Altair. See 0. Deux et al. 1989.
Carried out as part of the ESPRIT 3 project SCALE. See Oquendo, Détienne, Gallo, Kastner and Martelli, 1993.
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Détienne, F. (2002). The Future for Programming Psychology. In: Bott, F. (eds) Software Design — Cognitive Aspects. Practitioner Series. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-0111-6_8
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