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Volume 5, Number 6, November-December 2004
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The role for qualitative methodology in ergonomics: a case study to explore theoretical issues
pp. 473-493(21)
Authors: Sue Hignett; John R. Wilson

The role of qualitative methodology in ergonomics: a commentary
pp. 495-498(4)
Author: Luc Desnoyers

On the relevance of qualitative methods for ergonomics
pp. 499-506(8)
Authors: P. A. Hancock; J. L. Szalma

The quantitative-qualitative research dichotomy revisited
pp. 507-516(10)
Author: H. Kanis

Horses for courses - but no favourites. A reply to three commentaries
pp. 517-525(9)
Authors: Sue Hignett; John R. Wilson

A theoretical note on the relationship between work domain analysis and task analysis
pp. 527-538(12)
Authors: John R. Hajdukiewicz; Kim J. Vicente

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