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Dallaire J. Stephens E. Carswell C. M. (1998). Intuitive ergonomics and user preference: Evidence from the Kentucky Interface Preference Inventory. Poster presented at the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 42nd Annual Meeting, Chicago

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Jaeger R. M. (1984). Sampling in education and the social sciences. New York: Longman

Martel A. (1998). Application of ergonomics and consumer feedback to product design at Whirlpool In Stanton N. , (Ed.), Human factors in consumer products (pp. 107–126). London: Taylor & Francis

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Nayak U. S. L. (1995). Elders-led design Ergonomics in Design, 3 (1), 8–13

Payne S. J. (1995). Naive judgments of stimulus-response compatibility Human Factors, 37, 495–506

Stephens E. C. (2001). Elders-led design in consumer product evaluation. Unpublished Ph.D. thesis, Department of Psychology, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY