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How Well Does the System Under Development Work?stionable to what extent outcomes can be equated with the natural setting. This problem, of Course, is not only specific to systems design, but applies to all experimental work conducted in a laboratory setting.

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How Well Do the Users Think the System Works? the former, the overall outcome is not as good as when validity is high, whatever the level of reliability. Hence, some have argued that reliability is a precondition to validity (Noyes and Mills, 1998).

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What Will the System Be Used For?ology which ‘infomates’ (i.e. provides a means of performing information-processing tasks). It is particularly relevant in this book, where we take a number of different perspectives on design. However, our concern here is primarily with technology which infomates. Humans use information in their in