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Human–computer interaction is an area of applied cognitive science and engineering design. It is concerned both with understanding how people make use of devices and systems that incorporate computation, and with designing new devices and systems that enhance human performance and experience.
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Carroll, J. M. (2006). Human–Computer Interaction. In Encyclopedia of Cognitive Science: Nadel/Cognitive (pp. 1–4). wiley. https://doi.org/10.1002/0470018860.s00545
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