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The Effect of Cognitive Style and Training on Fault Diagnosis Performance

David L. Morrison Murdoch University, Western Australia
Pages 132-139 | Published online: 09 Jul 2006

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DAVIDL. MORRISON & KEITHD. DUNCAN. (1988) The effect of scrolling, hierarchically paged displays and ability on fault diagnosis performance. Ergonomics 31:6, pages 889-904.
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DAVIDL. MORRISON & KEITHD. DUNCAN. (1988) Strategies and tactics in fault diagnosis. Ergonomics 31:5, pages 761-784.
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D.L. Morrison & D.M. Upton. (1994) Fault diagnosis and computer integrated manufacturing systems. IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management 41:1, pages 69-83.
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D. L. Morrison. (1988) Predicting diagnosis performance with measures of cognitive style. Current Psychology 7:2, pages 136-156.
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