When viewing the act of driving the car as a person-machine systems, the proper sequence of events involved in adjusting he speed of the car that we feel is traveling too fast is:

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The correct sequence starts with the driver perceiving information (speed) through displays (e.g., speedometer), followed by human information processing (deciding the car is going too fast and determining the necessary action), then manipulating controls (e.g., brake pedal) to adjust the speed, and finally, checking displays again to confirm the speed adjustment. This cycle accurately reflects how a person interacts with a car's systems to adjust its speed.

When Viewing the Act of Driving the Car as a Person-Machine