File the above under funny, if inaccurate, information visualization. The Bread-o-Meter shows how many slices of bread would be needed to fuel your mad bicycle ride!
Click here for the original post and other neat antique exercise articles.
File the above under funny, if inaccurate, information visualization. The Bread-o-Meter shows how many slices of bread would be needed to fuel your mad bicycle ride!
Click here for the original post and other neat antique exercise articles.
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Mechanical interface exerciser from 1938 … is perfect!
Really enjoying your blog and the humor you add! I am a psych grad and only recently discovered the Human Factors field. I am so intrigued, if only I had known many years ago!
Does an ancient 30 year old, like myself, have any chance of getting into a MA program in Human Factors, with no computer science or engineering background?
I graduated with a BA in Psych from University of Colorado in 2003 (ugh, old!). After a couple of years experience working with children as a Youth Advocate in a Domestic Violence Shelter, my plan was to complete a EdS in School Psychology. Life circumstances have lead me in different direction and I am interested in pursuing another career.
Would greatly appreciate any advice you could give me on what grad schools are looking for and steps I could take to make myself at good candidate at this point in life.