Author： Dillon T.W. Norcio A.F.
Publisher： Academic Press
ISSN： 1071-5819
Source： International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, Vol.47, Iss.4, 1997-10, pp. : 591-602
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Abstract
Novice and expert nurses performed a hands-busy and eyes-busy task using a continuous speech-input interface. This study examined their performance and acceptance of the interface. Three factors were found to improve the user's performance: expertise in the domain, experience with the interface and the use of a small vocabulary. Experience with the interface corresponded with a higher degree of acceptance. Available vocabulary size and level of expertise did not affect acceptance.
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