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Industrial Psychology 262 Application Examples (Cum Laude)

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ERGONOMICS 262: APPLICATION
EXAMPLES

THE BROAD HUMAN MACHINE ENVIRONMENT SYSTEM

BASED ON THE PLANE:


A. HUMAN CHARACTERITICS

1. Psychophysiological State Variable
[Heart Rate, Skin conductance, Skeletal muscle activity]
➢ Heart rate = Affects pilot = Danger

B. THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT

(1) Climate

➢ Strong winds
➢ The cumulonimbus clouds (If plane happens to fly through one, it can be very
dangerous for the plane).
➢ Very cold weather - If ice falls on the wing it creates a physical reaction and you
lose lift, plane drops like a stone.
➢ Turbulence - Warm air causes plane to rise, Cold air makes plane sink.

(2) Illumination

➢ The Sun – Flying towards the sun is a major issue because they cannot see
outside, they can see but poorly. When getting close to ground, it might be a
problem coz they might end up crashing into the ground


C. SOCIO-ECONOMIC FACTORS

1. Family and home life
Divorce or family issues can be mental or emotional distractions.

, 7 August MS TEAMS SESSION: Broad Human-Machine
Environment System


How to explain the broad human machine environment in a car accident:
Example: How do they contribute to the poor safety level of accidents?
- Because accidents are not random
- Something in the system went wrong


Factors that may have contributed to an accident:
- Bad driving
- Poor maintained infrastructure
- Animal on the road
What can cause bad driving?
- Suicidal thoughts, harming others
- Illegally getting driver’s license [Stakeholder involved in this = corrupt
government]
- High level of unemployment: Since ubers are increasing people see that as a
job opportunity, people are rushing to get their drivers’ license.
- Education level [Socio-economical factor]
- Bad weather: Heavy rain [Climate]
- Reaction Time [Speeding can cause you to break late, and if you are speeding
and the person in front of you just stops, it results in an accident]
- Not being mentally Stable [Human Characteristic (Psychological Factor)]
Causes can be Stress and Anxiety which leads to
- Lack of concentration [Phone, heart attack, Drunk, Tired, and decreased
reaction time]

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