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SUMMARY:Results of Using Affinity Mapping to Clarify Human Factors and Rel
 ated Disciplines
DESCRIPTION:Nicole Baah and Eden Peterson (Imagine Believe Realize, LLC) a
 nd Erin Gustafson, Nick Roome, and Frank Lacson (Imagine Believe Realize, 
 LLC; Human Factors Cast Foundation Limited)\n\nDeciphering the overlap and
  differences between User Experience (UX), Customer Experience (CX), Human
  Centered Design (HCD), and Cognitive Engineering (CE) is a common problem
  that many practitioners and adjacent stakeholders experience in our field
 . To address this persistent issue of providing clarity over the terminolo
 gy used across fields of Human Factors Engineering (HFE) and related disci
 plines, a Design Thinking Workshop was held at HFES ASPIRE 2025 to documen
 t qualitative data related to terminology, techniques, and artifacts of th
 e broader HFE community. This poster summarizes and shares the preliminary
  results of collecting, synthesizing, and organizing these inputs using th
 e affinity mapping technique in the context of a compressed conference ses
 sion. The poster will communicate lessons learned with the goal of sharing
  this methodology with the broader community of practitioners.\n\n
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