Review a paper published in a professional journal

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1. Review a paper published in a professional journal in the area of Human Factors and Ergonomics.

2. Prepare an 10-minute PowerPoint presentation with at least the following items that are reviewed:a. Description of problemb. Methods usedc. Resultsd. Author's conclusionse.

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