Sobre la relación entre la ergonomía y psicología cognitivas

  1. Cañas, José Juan
  2. Fajardo, Inmaculada
  3. Salmerón González, Ladislao
Revue:
Anuario de psicología

ISSN: 0066-5126

Année de publication: 2004

Titre de la publication: Psicología y ergonomía

Volumen: 35

Número: 4

Pages: 507-520

Type: Article

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Résumé

En el presente trabajo se describe el ámbito y el modo de trabajo de la ergonomía cognitiva, para a continuación ahondar en la relación entre la ergonomía y la psicología cognitiva. En este sentido, se discute la visión extendida em el ámbito científico que concibe a la ergonomía cognitiva como simple ciencia aplicada de la psicología cognitiva. Para contrarrestar esta visión se defiende el papel de la ergonomía cognitiva como conceptual sobre el trabajo del ergónomo cognitivo con el objetivo de facilitar el desarrollo de líneas de investigación conjuntas entre la ergonomía y psicologías cognitivas.

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