Subjective and Objective Results of Usability Testing for the U.S. Navy's Performance Management System

Leticia Reed; Mark Bourne; Kimberly Aspinwall; Elizabeth Dean; Michael Schwerin

Subjective and Objective Results of Usability Testing for the U.S. Navy's Performance Management System

Schwerin, M., Dean, E., Aspinwall, K., Bourne, M., & Reed, L. (2006). Subjective and Objective Results of Usability Testing for the U.S. Navy's Performance Management System. Military Psychology, 18(3), 227 - 245.

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