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A model-based human reliability analysis methodology (Phoenix method)

Ekanem, 2013

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17383213524454386630
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Ekanem N
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Despite the advances made so far in developing human reliability analysis (HRA) methods, many issues still exist. Most notable are; the lack of an explicit causal model that incorporates relevant psychological and cognitive theories in its core human performance …
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