The Changes of Ergonomics in Hungary and Engineering Education

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Abstract
Modern engineer training is not conceivable without knowledge of work psychology and ergonomics. In this paper, we would like to outline the situation of work psychology and ergonomics as well as their changes in Hungary. The technical approach to health and safety is linked to human health care, and, through that, to ergonomics. The traditional notion of ergonomics is the 'ergonomics of scales, levers and pedals', which has now become a field of research helping the development of socio-technical systems. Here, we present the developmental stages of ergonomics, divided into six periods, first, and then the relationship between environmental ergonomics and health and safety. In the last chapter, I shall expound a few details from Hungarian investigations in work psychology, as well as from the activity of prominent academic circles at certain universities.
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Authors Lükö, Istvan;
Journal international journal of engineering pedagogy (ijep)
Year 2013
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Education Information technology Technology optics. light management. industrial management special aspects of education bibliography. library science. information resources theory and practice of education nuclear and particle physics. atomic energy. radioactivity

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