September 2017
Beginner to intermediate
292 pages
10h 27m
English
‘This book, by some of the leading error researchers, is essential reading for everyone concerned with the nature of human error. For scholars, Woods et al provide a critical perspective on the meaning of error. For organizations, they provide a roadmap for reducing vulnerability to error. For workers, they explain the daily tradeoffs and pressures that must be juggled. For technology developers, the book offers important warnings and guidance. Masterfully written, carefully reasoned, and compellingly presented.’
Gary Klein, Chairman and Chief Scientist of Klein Associates, USA
This page has been left blank intentionally
‘This book is a long-awaited update of a hard-to-get work originally published ...
Read now
Unlock full access