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	# Provide multiple coding of data. The system should provide data in varying formats and/or levels of detail in order to promote cognitive flexibility and satisfy user preferences.		# Provide multiple coding of data. The system should provide data in varying formats and/or levels of detail in order to promote cognitive flexibility and satisfy user preferences.
	# Practice judicious redundancy. Principle 10 was devised by the first two authors to resolve the possible conflict between Principles 6 and 8, that is, in or- der to be consistent, it is sometimes necessary to include more information than may be needed at a given time.		# Practice judicious redundancy. Principle 10 was devised by the first two authors to resolve the possible conflict between Principles 6 and 8, that is, in or- der to be consistent, it is sometimes necessary to include more information than may be needed at a given time.

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The following principles were written by Jill Gerhardt-Powals in [https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwjShuP6-IruAhWluVkKHb1qC64QFjACegQIBxAC&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.portaldeconhecimentos.org.br%2Findex.php%2Fpor%2Fcontent%2Fdownload%2F47250%2F608540%2Ffile%2FGerhardt-Powals1996.pdf&usg=AOvVaw2GI7eHg938jWF7362vNzDx Cognitive Engineering Principles for Enhancing Human-Computer Performance (PDF)]
# Automate unwanted workload. Eliminate mental calculations, estimations, comparisons, and any unnecessary thinking, to free cognitive resources for high-level tasks.
# Reduce uncertainty. Display data in a manner that is clear and obvious to reduce decision time and error.
# Fuse data. Bring together lower level data into a higher level summation to reduce cognitive load.
# Present new information with meaningful aids to interpretation. New information should be presented within familiar frame- works (e.g., schemas, metaphors, everyday terms) so that in- formation is easier to absorb.
# Use names that are conceptually related to function. Display names and labels should be context-dependent, which will improve recall and recognition.
# Group data in consistently, meaningful ways. Within a screen, data should be logically grouped; across screens, it should be consistently grouped. This will decrease information search time.
# Limit data driven tasks. Use color and graphics, for example, to reduce the time spent assimilating raw data.
# Include in the displays only that information needed by the operator at a given time. Exclude extraneous information that is not relevant to current tasks so that the user can focus attention on critical data.
# Provide multiple coding of data. The system should provide data in varying formats and/or levels of detail in order to promote cognitive flexibility and satisfy user preferences.
# Practice judicious redundancy. Principle 10 was devised by the first two authors to resolve the possible conflict between Principles 6 and 8, that is, in or- der to be consistent, it is sometimes necessary to include more information than may be needed at a given time.

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