Q. What does a plan in hierarchical task analysis (HTA) describe?

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Q. How does hierarchical task analysis (HTA) handle the order of subtask performance?

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Q. What is the iterative process involved in producing a task hierarchy?

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Q. What is the purpose of applying a stopping rule in task decomposition?

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Q. What does the P × C rule suggest as a stopping criterion for task expansion?

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Q. When might a task involving complex motor responses not be further decomposed?

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Q. How can a domain expert's input be valuable in refining a task hierarchy?

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Q. Which term describes the situation where tasks can be performed concurrently or intermingled?

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Q. What is the primary goal of building taxonomies in knowledge-based task analysis?

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Q. What is a key advantage of using sorting tasks in forming taxonomies?

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Q. In the context of taxonomies, why might the classification of objects change based on the intended purpose of the task analysis?

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Q. Why is it important to list everything you can when forming a taxonomy?

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Q. How can a knowledge-based taxonomy be adjusted based on user needs?

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Q. What is the purpose of using taxonomies in knowledge-based task analysis?

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Q. In the context of taxonomy formation, what are AND branches used for?

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Q. Why is it important for a taxonomy to satisfy the uniqueness rule in techniques like TAKD?

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Q. What role does the knowledge representation grammar (KRG) play in the taxonomy structure?

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Q. Why might it be important to refine a taxonomy to satisfy the uniqueness rule, even if other techniques cope without it?

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Q. In the context of taxonomy formation, what is the purpose of the uniqueness rule?

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Q. How does the taxonomy of actions differ from the hierarchy in HTA?

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