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The Standing Desk Study

Working at a standing desk is often promoted as a way to boost alertness and productivity compared to sitting down. A psychologist wants to investigate this further by using an experimental method to determine whether standing at a desk improves focus during a complex reading comprehension task compared to sitting at a desk.

Outline how you could obtain some nominal data in this study.

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Ergonomics – human factors (Cognitive) Questions

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