Stimulus-Response Compatibility Principles¶
Proctor, R. W., & Vu, K. L. (2006). Stimulus-Response Compatibility Principles: Data, Theory, and Application. CRC Press.
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Domain-specific¶
- Simon Effect
- Its applied significance lies in human-factors and ergonomic design: controls placed spatially incongruent with the systems they operate impose a measurable and persistent performance cost — a finding that has influenced cockpit-instrument layout standards, industrial switch and panel design, and human-computer interaction guidelines for button and target placement
This sourceProctor and Vu's monograph on S-R compatibility, whose closing chapter is devoted to incorporating compatibility in design; it establishes the design relevance of the principle but not the specific cockpit, industrial-panel or HCI guideline lineages named here.
- Its applied significance lies in human-factors and ergonomic design: controls placed spatially incongruent with the systems they operate impose a measurable and persistent performance cost — a finding that has influenced cockpit-instrument layout standards, industrial switch and panel design, and human-computer interaction guidelines for button and target placement
- Stimulus–Response Compatibility
- . Not motor difficulty. Well-designed contrasts hold the executed response constant across correspondence conditions; the difference arises in selecting it, not in physically making it
This sourceProctor and Vu's monograph treats compatibility throughout as an effect on selection of action and response-selection efficiency, locating the cost at selection rather than at perception or execution.
- . Not motor difficulty. Well-designed contrasts hold the executed response constant across correspondence conditions; the difference arises in selecting it, not in physically making it
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