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What is Anthropometrics?

The study of human body measurements

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What are cognitive ergonomics?

How the mental processes affects design.

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What are renewable resources?

Resources that we can replace before we use them all

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What is clean technology?

Technology that limits its waste and non-renewable resources

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What has four equal sides.

A square?

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What are ergonomics?

the relation of humans to the designing of objects, systems and environments

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What are the two different types of human error?

Slips or mistakes.

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What is LCA?

Life cycle analysis/assessment is the stages of a product from cradle to grave.
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List two possible environmental considerations that could be made for a design?

water or soil pollution and degradation, air contamination, noise, energy consumption, consumption of natural resources, pollution and effect on ecosystems 

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What is the 12th letter in the alphabet?

L

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How is reach a part of anthropometrics?

Workspaces should be made so people can reach everything. 

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What does fatigue have to do with physical ergonomics?

people get tired and it needs to be factored into the design

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What does cradle to cradle mean?

using materials from a product to create another product

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List two considerations that should be made when designing green products?

raw materials used, packaging, incorporation of toxic chemicals, energy in production and use, end-of-life disposal issues, production methods, atmospheric pollutants

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What does seeing 7 magpies mean in the magpie counting rhyme?

Seven for a secret never to be told.

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What are two examples of Organizational ergonomics?

Communication, Work Design, Shift Management, Crew Resource Management, Teamwork, Virtual Organizations, Telework, or Quality Management

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List three examples of psychological factors.

Smell, Light, Sound, Taste, Texture, Temperature, or Value

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What are three r starting words that have to do waste management?

reuse, recycle, repair, re-engineer, recondition

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What is the difference between prevention and precautionary principles? 

Prevention is the avoidance or minimization of potential risk and precautionary is the anticipation of the potential problem

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Why do you get tired after long car trips?

Your body is constantly adjusting to the changes in environment unconsciously. 

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Why do we need to know about human factors?

To increase safety, ease, operational comfort and system reliability/performance.

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What is an advantage of ergonomically enhanced workplaces?

Healthy workforce, Enhanced productivity, Savings, Reduced number of sick days reported

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Why can't energy be 100% efficient? 

Storage and transportation will cause energy loss.

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What are the two types of green legislation?

Incremental innovation and radical innovation 

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How long does it take for a cheetah to reach full speed from nothing?

3 seconds