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Control/Display Association Stereotypes in Grouped Panel Arrangements
This study was designed to determine whether specific control/display association stereotypes exist in the population when controls and their corresponding displays are arranged sequentially on a two dimensional surface. The null hypothesis was tested under three control/display configuration conditions by means of a paper and pencil test administered to 70 male college students. Results showed that a reliable correspondence between the location of the display stimulus and the control response exists in orthogonal, rectangular and alternate arrangements of controls and displays.
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