Ergonomics Quiz 1

What is ergonomics commonly referred to as?

• Product development

• Human factors

• Safety engineering

• Mechanical design

What is the primary goal of human factors in ergonomics?

• Increase human error

• Improve aesthetics

• Reduce costs

• Enhance productivity

Which of the following is NOT a category of ergonomics?

• Psychological ergonomics

• Organizational ergonomics

• Environmental ergonomics

• Physical ergonomics

What principle of ergonomics emphasizes working in neutral postures?

• Reduce excessive force

• Minimize fatigue and static load

• Keep everything in reach

• Work at proper height

Which principle suggests minimizing pressure points?

• Provide clearance

• Reduce excessive motions

• Minimize fatigue

• Maintain a comfortable environment

What is the first step in the process of ergonomics?

• Involve employees

• Assess hazards

• Fix hazards

• Check for success

Which of the following is a factor to consider when designing a working environment?

• Noise and ventilation

• Cost of materials

• Aesthetic appeal

• Employee preferences

What should be done after implementing a solution in ergonomics?

• Celebrate failures

• Immediately fix new hazards

• Check for success

• Ignore the results

Which of the following is an example of psychological ergonomics?

• Decision-making

• Workplace layout

• Manual handling

• Repetitive movements

What is the purpose of ergonomic research in the design of consumer goods?

• To increase production speed

• To enhance user comfort and safety

• To improve marketing strategies

• To reduce manufacturing costs