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% WRUED: https://www.ccohs.ca/oshanswers/diseases/rmirsi.html % WRUED: https://www.ccohs.ca/oshanswers/diseases/rmirsi.html
\section{Literature Review} \section{Literature Review}
% To better understand which metrics and methods are meaningful in the domain of keyboards and especially when In this section, we gathered information about conventional methods, tools and
metrics that are used in the domain of keyboard related research. We were
particularly interested in how keyboard usage is related to health risks, the
status quo of keyboard design, which metrics to use when conducting a typing
related experiment and previous studies that evaluated the impact of key
actuation force on those metrics. The information collected during the
literature review ensured a profound understanding of those topics, which helped
us during the design phase of our two preliminary studies and the main
study. Additionally, we partially established our hypotheses based on the
results of previous research.
% To investigate whether or not solely the actuation force of individual keys can make a difference in terms of efficiency or satisfaction an ....
\subsection{Work Related Upper Extremity Disorders} \subsection{Work Related Upper Extremity Disorders}
\label{sec:wrued} \label{sec:wrued}
\Gls{WRUED} is a term to describe a group of medical conditions related to \Gls{WRUED} is a term to describe a group of medical conditions related to
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thereby reveal differences that cannot be easily acquired by a device or formula thereby reveal differences that cannot be easily acquired by a device or formula
\cite{rowley_surveys}. \cite{rowley_surveys}.
\end{phga_sum*} \end{phga_sum*}
\pagebreak
\subsection{Observer Bias and a Possible Solution} \subsection{Observer Bias and a Possible Solution}
\label{sec:bias} \label{sec:bias}
As already discussed in Section \ref{sec:metrics}, it is common practice in As already discussed in Section \ref{sec:metrics}, it is common practice in