- Tags:: #📚Books, [[Design]]
- Author:: [[Don Norman]]
- Liked:: 6
- Link:: [The Design of Everyday Things - Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Design_of_Everyday_Things)
- Source date:: [[2013-11-05]]
- Finished date:: [[2019-01-01]]
- Cover::
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## [[James Reason]]´s [[Swiss Cheese Model of Accidents]]:  ^a39a3f
(p. 208)
## On [[root cause analysis]]
> Why does the root cause analysis stop as soon as a human error is found? (p. 164)
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> People do tend to blame themselves when they do something that, after the fact, seems inexcusable. "I knew better", is a common comment by those who have erred. **But when someone says, "It was my fault, I knew better", this is not a valid analysis of the problem. That doesn´t help prevent its recurrence (p. 167).**
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## Double Diamond Model of Design

(p. 22) ^886491