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The Effect of Initial Pointer Position Relative to the Control on Directional Relationships in the Presence of Two Conflicting Stereotypes

J. O. THYLÉN Industrial Designer, Stockholm
Pages 469-474 | Published online: 30 May 2007

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ALANJ. COURTNEY. (1994) CHINESE POPULATION STEREOTYPES FOR CONTROLS TO ADJUST CURSORS AND LINEAR SCALES. IIE Transactions 26:3, pages 68-76.
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ALANJ. COURTNEY. (1994) The effect of scale-side, indicator type, and control plane on direction-of-turn stereotypes for Hong Kong Chinese subjects. Ergonomics 37:5, pages 865-877.
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Rui-Feng Yu & Alan H. S. Chan. (2016) Comparative Research on Response Stereotypes for Daily Operation Tasks of Chinese and American Engineering Students. Perceptual and Motor Skills 98:1, pages 179-191.
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A H S Chan, V W Y Shum & K K Poon. (2005) An empirical study of compatibility on rotary control and horizontal display. Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part B: Journal of Engineering Manufacture 216:5, pages 683-696.
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Alan H.S. Chan, Alan J. Courtney & Karen W.Y. So. (2000) Circular displays with thumbwheels: Hong Kong Chinese preferences. Human Factors and Ergonomics in Manufacturing 10:4, pages 453-463.
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A.J. Courtney. (1992) Control-display stereotypes for multicultural user systems. IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics 22:4, pages 681-687.
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Alan J. Courtney. (2016) Chinese Response Preferences for Display-Control Relationships. Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 30:3, pages 367-372.
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J. Brebner & B. Sandow. (1976) Direction-of-turn stereotypes — conflict and concord. Applied Ergonomics 7:1, pages 34-36.
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