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Do Background Luminance Levels or Character Size Effect the Eye Blink Rate During Visual Display Uni7 years) [1]. For both groups a marked reduction in eye blink rate was found for VDU work compared with a rest situation. This was true whether the character size on the screen was “normal” (12 points) or fairly small (8 points), or whether the work was done under good and recommended visual conditions, or under a glare situation.

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Forget About Aesthetics in Chair Design: Ergonomics Should Provide the Basis for Comfortverdesigned with insufficient attention paid to aesthetics. This argument is critiqued on both methodological and conceptual grounds. The methodological critique is based on psychometric criteria. The conceptual critique is based on the need for an integrated (ecological) approach in which work cont

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Effects of the Office Environment on Health and Productivity 1: Auditory and Visual Distraction emotion. Ten subjects performed a simple, standardized computer task in five conditions (undisturbed, 3 variations of auditory distraction and visual distraction). Results showed no effects of visual and auditory distraction on productivity, concentration and emotion. This implies that typical prob

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Do Background Luminance Levels or Character Size Effect the Eye Blink Rate During Visual Display Uniasured while working at an optimised VDU work station with two different character sizes (8 and 12 points Times New Roman). Two background luminance levels (approx. 100 cd/m. and 6000 cd/m.) were used as glare sources. A marked reduction in eye blink rate from approx. 24 blinks per minute during eas