A Transdisciplinary Perspective on Hedonomic Sustainability Design
作者： Stephen M. Fiore , Elizabeth Phillips , Brittany C. Sellers
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摘要: The impact of climate change should be a key concern those in the human factors/ergonomics (HF/E) discipline. Our specialized knowledge and expertise can applied toward mitigating effects change. In this article, we unite two perspectives to illustrate how HF/E more productively contribute research practice sustainability. First, describe differing forms cross-disciplinary research, with particular focus on notion transdisciplinary concept hedonomic design. Second, these ideas they provide set complementary concepts that guide sustainability research.
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