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Towards a solution to vocabulary problems in computing: a measure of goodness of fit

GITTE LINDGAARD Telecom Australia Research Laboratories, 770 Blackburn Road, Clayton, 3168, Australia
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LORIS PERRY Telecom Australia Research Laboratories, 770 Blackburn Road, Clayton, 3168, Australia
Pages 785-801 | Published online: 31 May 2007

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GITTE LINDGAARD & LORIS PERRY. (1988) Making life easier for computer novices: some factors determining initial performance. Ergonomics 31:5, pages 803-816.
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Gitte Lindgaard. (1992) Evaluating user interfaces in context: the ecological value of time-and-motion studies. Applied Ergonomics 23:2, pages 105-114.
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