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List of Tables | |
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List of Figures | |
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Preface | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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An Overview of Design and Development Research | |
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The Need for Design and Development Research | |
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Design and Development as a Science | |
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The Design and Development Knowledge Base and Its Foundations | |
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Design and Development Research and the Advancement of the Field | |
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The Scope of Design and Development Research | |
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Research on Product and Tool Design and Development | |
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Research on Design and Development Models | |
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The Outcomes of Product and Tool Research and Model Research | |
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The Unique Role of Design and Development Research | |
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Looking Ahead | |
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Identifying Design and Development Research Problems | |
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Guidelines for Selecting a Research Problem | |
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Sources of Design and Development Research Problems | |
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Problems from the Workplace | |
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Problems Related to Emerging Technology | |
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Problems Related to Design and Development Theory | |
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Using the Literature to Identify and Refine a Research Problem | |
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The Role of Literature in Problem Identification | |
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Sources for a Literature Review in Design and Development | |
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Focusing the Design and Development Research Problem | |
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Transforming Research Problems into Research Questions | |
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Determining the Parameters of the Study | |
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Looking Ahead | |
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A Checklist for Identifying and Focusing the Problem of a Design and Development Study | |
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Design and Development Research Methodology | |
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The Nature of Research Design | |
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Establishing Validity | |
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Facilitating Notions of Causality | |
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Facilitating Generalization and Interpretation | |
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Anticipating and Avoiding Problems | |
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Components of a Research Design | |
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The Characteristics of Design and Development Research Methodology | |
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Commonly Used Design and Development Research Methods and Strategies | |
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Mixed and Multiple Methods Research | |
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Matching Research Methods and Questions | |
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Classifying Design and Development Research Goals | |
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Matching Research Purposes and Methods | |
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Looking Ahead | |
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A Checklist for Matching Design and Development Research Questions and Methods | |
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Product and Tool Research: Methods and Strategies | |
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Strategies of Product Development Research | |
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A Representative Mixed Methods Case Study | |
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A Representative Multiple Qualitative Methods Study | |
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Strategies of Program Development Research | |
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A Representative Program Evaluation Study | |
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Strategies for Research on Design and Development Phases | |
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A Representative Mixed Methods Study of Formative Evaluation | |
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A Representative Multiple Quantitative Methods Study of Integrated Evaluation | |
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Strategies for Research on Tool Development and Use | |
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A Representative Tool Development Case Study | |
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A Representative Tool Use Study | |
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A Summary of Product and Tool Research Designs | |
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Unique Product and Tool Research Design Concerns | |
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Researcher-Participant Dual Roles | |
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Research in a Natural Work Environment | |
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Looking Ahead | |
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A Checklist for Addressing Common Concerns of Product and Tool Research Design | |
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Model Research: Methods and Strategies | |
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Strategies of Model Development Research | |
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A Representative Multiple Qualitative Methods Study | |
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A Representative Mixed Methods Study | |
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Strategies of Model Validation Research | |
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A Representative Expert Review Study | |
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A Representative Usability Documentation Study | |
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A Representative Investigation of Component Variables | |
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A Representative Field-Evaluation Study | |
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A Representative Controlled Testing Study | |
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Strategies of Model Use Research | |
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A Representative Expertise Study Using Think-Aloud Strategies | |
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A Representative Designer Decision-Making Study Using In-Depth Interviews | |
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A Representative Qualitative Study of Conditions Impacting Model Use | |
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A Summary of Model Research Designs | |
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Unique Model Research Design Concerns | |
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Working with Recall Data | |
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Research in Multiple Natural Work Environments | |
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Distinguishing Participant Characteristics | |
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Looking Ahead | |
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A Checklist for Addressing Common Concerns of Model Research Design | |
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Selecting Participants and Settings | |
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Selecting the Setting of the Study | |
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Types of Settings and Their Characteristics | |
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Matching Settings to Research Questions | |
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Practical Issues in Setting Selection | |
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Selecting the Participants of the Study | |
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Types of Participants | |
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Sampling Participants | |
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Participant and Setting Solutions from the Design and Development Literature | |
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Participants and Settings in Product and Tool Research | |
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Participants and Settings in Model Research | |
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Ethical Consideration for the Protection of Participants | |
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Getting Approval to Conduct Research | |
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Obtaining Informed Consent | |
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Avoiding Coercion | |
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Maintaining Confidentiality and Ensuring Anonymity | |
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Looking Ahead | |
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A Checklist for Selecting Participants and Settings in a Design and Development Study | |
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Collecting Design and Development Research Data | |
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Critical Design and Development Research Data | |
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Profile Data | |
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Context Data | |
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In-Progress Project Data | |
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Try-Out Data | |
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Data Collection Instruments | |
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Work Logs | |
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Surveys and Questionnaires | |
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Interview Protocols | |
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Observation Guides | |
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Technology-Based Data Collection Strategies | |
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Web-Based Data Collection | |
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Software-Based Data Collection | |
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Laboratory-Based Data Collection | |
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Data Collection Issues | |
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Ensuring Data Integrity | |
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Establishing Appropriate Data Sets | |
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Looking Ahead | |
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A Checklist for Collecting Data in a Design and Development Study | |
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Interpreting Design and Development Findings | |
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The Contributions of Design and Development Research | |
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Expanding the Design and Development Knowledge Base | |
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Creating the Foundations for Design and Development Theory | |
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Creating the Foundations for Future Research | |
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Interpreting Product and Tool Research Findings | |
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Lessons Learned about Product and Tool Design and Development Processes | |
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Lessons Learned about Product and Tool Use | |
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Interpreting Model Research Findings | |
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Understanding Model Development Findings | |
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Understanding Model Validation Findings | |
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Understanding Model Use Findings | |
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Interpretation Issues | |
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Generalizations and Project-Specific Data | |
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The Impact of Organizational Concerns | |
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Looking Ahead | |
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A Checklist for Interpreting Findings of Design and Development Research | |
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The Status and Future of Design and Development Research | |
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The Expansion of Design and Development Research | |
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Alternative Approaches to Design and Development Research | |
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New Opportunities for Design and Development Research | |
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Conditions that Facilitate Design and Development Research | |
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Dissatisfaction with Existing Research Orientations | |
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Knowledge of the Innovation | |
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Availability of Resources | |
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Conclusions | |
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Glossary of Terms | |
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References | |
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Author Index | |
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Subject Index | |