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Expanding the traditional user versus non‐user dichotomy amongst ecstasy users
Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology, 2003AbstractDifferences in the drug use characteristics and psychosocial variables in the use and non‐use of ecstasy within 845 16–25 year‐olds in the UK was examined. Based on levels of ecstasy use and intentions, two groups of non‐users (resistant and vulnerable), three groups of users (light, moderate and heavy) and an ex‐user group were identified.
Mcmillan, Brian +2 more
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User-centred design: for users or by users?
Ergonomics, 1995Abstract When ergonomists contribute to the design of products and services they aim to be user-centred. This paper explores two possible meanings of user-centredness; the ergonomist may use theories and findings about human behaviour to act for the user or may help the user to participate in design.
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Designing for Users with Users
Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting, 1997Our topic of discussion for this panel is the application of participatory ergonomics within a macroergonomics or systems framework. The overarching theme of applying the concepts of participatory ergonomics and ensuing examples are given within different environmental settings.
Andrew S. Imada +3 more
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User services and statistical users
Proceedings of the 5th annual ACM SIGUCCS conference on User services - SIGUCCS '77, 1977Universities, over the past decade, have seen a shift to empirical research in the social sciences, and to some extent, in the humanities. The origins of this trend are irrelevant here, but the refinement of statistical analysis packages in response to the new market has had a powerful impact on university computing centers. Computing has become a tool
Kathleen Cook, David Weible
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Interactions, 2013
User stories are one of the most popular alternatives to traditional user requirement specifications (see Figure 1). But despite their promising name, user stories are not about – and don’t necessarily help – users at all. In most cases, user stories are written about roles that users adopt and take no account of the needs and behaviours of real users.
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User stories are one of the most popular alternatives to traditional user requirement specifications (see Figure 1). But despite their promising name, user stories are not about – and don’t necessarily help – users at all. In most cases, user stories are written about roles that users adopt and take no account of the needs and behaviours of real users.
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User Research mit User Researchern (UPA Arbeitskreis User Research)
2017In unserem Workshop möchten wir Bedürfnisse von User Researchern an unseren Arbeitskreis identifizieren. Mit welchen Problemen haben Praktiker in ihrem Arbeitsalltag zu kämpfen - wo können wir als AK unterstützen? Durch die Diskussionen erhoffen wir uns Input für unsere künftigen Arbeitsfelder, denn auch wir möchten unsere Angebote nutzerzentriert ...
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User Research for Senior Users
2011The purpose of this research is to propose new user research method for senior users, and discover problems of user interface design, propose an idea for improvement using proposed method. Targeted user is senior user from middle 50s to late 60s, and targeted product is cellphone. The aim of proposed method is to find out more detailed problems and the
Kaori Ueda, Kazuhiko Yamazaki
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User-Centric Cell-Free Massive MIMO Networks: A Survey of Opportunities, Challenges and Solutions
IEEE Communications Surveys and Tutorials, 2022Hussein A Ammar +2 more
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