Indeed, prior to the advent of HFE the conception of the human role in accidents and system failures was generally limited to simplistic assumptions concerning human error and failures in training, staffing and/or personnel selection.
In spite of the few inevitable minor errors, over simplistic statements, omissions and mismatched references here and there, I learned much more than I could criticize from this 564 page book.
The often simplistic characterisation is not an error, but a strategy.
The exploratory regression (ER) tool in ArcGIS (5.10.1) provides a simplistic means for trial and error experimentation, allowing the analyst a to narrow down factors that may be influencing the dependent variable model.
Additionally, no standardized assessment tools exist at present, whereas the main objective of this study was to develop and investigate the intra- and intertester reliability of a simplistic assessment tool to assess errors in exercise execution to help clinicians evaluate technical errors in exercise execution.
This might be attributed partly to the high noise level of GASP AOD caused by simplistic aerosol model assumptions and errors in estimating surface reflectances (Kondragunta et al. 2008).
Ultimately, it measures the overall body size error imposed by our simplistic inter-polation method.
Moreover, our results also suggest that an explanation of outcome activity solely in terms of expectancy violation or error monitoring is overly simplistic.
Although complicated tasks may let dopamine responses appear complex, appropriate analysis in terms of TD error coding demonstrates their relatively simplistic and stereotyped character [ 4].
The goal is to relinquish the broadly adopted and rather simplistic paradigm that accepts the search for human error and unsafe acts performed by workers, and produces "guilt diagnostics".
