Jesse is driving down a campus road on a Saturday night. It is dark, but the roads are relatively empty.  A pedestrian, Hiram, crosses the road in front of Jesse.  Hiram is not in the crosswalk, and does not look for cars before crossing.  Jesse does not notice the pedestrian, and hits Hiram with his car.  Hiram sustains minor injuries in the accident.  a) Given the information provided in this scenario, describe an error that occurred based on the “person approach” to errors. b) Given the information provided in this scenario, describe an error that occurred based on the “systems approach” to errors.

2.4 Where else are footprints found? (2)

Stefanie is a chef at a local restaurant. Although she would like to use her own methods and style when preparing meals, she is restricted to using set standard procedures developed by her management.  Which psychosocial risk factor is Stefanie experiencing?  

1.15 Choose the correct answer. What was the parents’ solution to recording video of current and popular songs?   (1)

4.2.2 My laptop was very old.     (1)

3.1 Read Paragraph A (Teach Your Students the Elements of Digital citizenship) very carefully and summarise it into a paragraph of between 60-65 words (a few words over is acceptable). You need to write the summary in a bullet point summary. Remember that your summary should have a similar meaning to the original summary that you read, must also have a heading. Count the amount of words you used and indicate the total in brackets [ ] at the end of your summary. (10)

Group performance is usually better than the average individual performance, but worse than the best individual performance.  

1.6 What is the main idea of Jade’s letter to her parents? (1)

4.7 Write the number of syllables contained in each of the words below. a.    gamer  [ans1] b.    Instagram [ans2] c.     web [ans3] (3)

You are working as an ergonomist, and are wondering whether a seated workstation is worse than a standing workstation in an office setting. You decide to conduct a field experiment to compare the two types of workstations, and to test whether or not standing workstations are beneficial (compared to seated workstations).  a) If you were conducting this field experiment, what would be your dependent variable? b) What would be your independent variable? c) What would be one confounding variable that you should control for in your experiment?