An industrial psychologist interested in human factors would most likely participate in
Correct answer: D. machine design
- A. the collection of bio-data
- B. vocational interest testing.
- C. an assessment center evaluation.
- D. machine design
Explanation
Human-factors psychology applies knowledge of human abilities and limitations to the design of tools, equipment, and work systems. Machine design therefore fits better than interest testing, biodata collection, or assessment-centre evaluation.
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