When designing equipment, there can be problems that human factors can address. For example, some of the problems could be due to
A) Concise instructions and minimal training requirements for the general population.
B) Too strong of a focus on the inputs to the system and not enough focus on the outputs.
C) The equipment being designed for men, but women or people with disabilities also need to use the equipment.
D) The vast amount of data collected about inputs, processes, and data.

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Designing equipment only for men or without considering people with disabilities or different physical abilities can create problems. Human factors need to be considered to ensure that equipment is usable and safe for all users.

When Designing Equipment, There Can Be Problems That Human Factors