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C Poulton

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Perceptual and Motor Skills|February 1, 1980
Psychology of the scientist: XLI. continuous noise can degrade performance when using badly designed equipment: a case historyE C Poulton
Applied Ergonomics|March 1, 1973
Bias in ergonomic experimentsE C Poulton
Applied Ergonomics|December 1, 1975
Colours for sizes: a recommended ergonomic colour codeE C Poulton
Applied Ergonomics|June 1, 1978
Increased vigilance with vertical vibration at 5 Hz: an alerting mechanismE C Poulton
Applied Ergonomics|March 1, 1972
The environment at workE C Poulton
Applied Ergonomics|March 1, 1982
Biases in quantitative judgementsE C Poulton
The British Journal of General Practice : the Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners|January 1, 1996
Use of the consultation satisfaction questionnaire to examine patients' satisfaction with general practitioners and community nurses: reliability, replicability and discriminant validityB C Poulton
Journal of Advanced Nursing|December 3, 1999
User involvement in identifying health needs and shaping and evaluating services: is it being realised?B C Poulton
Journal of Motor Behavior|March 1, 1988
The journal of motor behavior in the 1960s and the 1980sE C Poulton
Applied Ergonomics|June 1, 1973
The effect of fatigue upon inspection workE C Poulton
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Perceptual and Motor Skills|February 1, 1980
Psychology of the scientist: XLI. continuous noise can degrade performance when using badly designed equipment: a case historyE C Poulton
Applied Ergonomics|March 1, 1973
Bias in ergonomic experimentsE C Poulton
Applied Ergonomics|December 1, 1975
Colours for sizes: a recommended ergonomic colour codeE C Poulton
Applied Ergonomics|June 1, 1978
Increased vigilance with vertical vibration at 5 Hz: an alerting mechanismE C Poulton
Applied Ergonomics|March 1, 1972
The environment at workE C Poulton
Applied Ergonomics|March 1, 1982
Biases in quantitative judgementsE C Poulton
The British Journal of General Practice : the Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners|January 1, 1996
Use of the consultation satisfaction questionnaire to examine patients' satisfaction with general practitioners and community nurses: reliability, replicability and discriminant validityB C Poulton
Journal of Advanced Nursing|December 3, 1999
User involvement in identifying health needs and shaping and evaluating services: is it being realised?B C Poulton
Journal of Motor Behavior|March 1, 1988
The journal of motor behavior in the 1960s and the 1980sE C Poulton
Applied Ergonomics|June 1, 1973
The effect of fatigue upon inspection workE C Poulton
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