I Think and Write, Therefore You Are Confused: Technical Writing and The Language Interface

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Vahid Paeez (Training & Human Factors Specialist, San Diego, California, USA.)

I Think and Write, Therefore You Are Confused

Technical Writing and The Language Interface

Vahid Paeez (Training & Human Factors Specialist, San Diego, California, USA.)

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CRC Press
03 August 2021

Production & quality control management; Engineering: general; Ergonomics; Hydraulic engineering; Environmental science, engineering & technology

"The importance of good documentation can build a strong foundation for any thriving organization. This reference text provides a detailed and practical treatment of technical writing in an easy to understand manner.

The text covers important topics including neuro-linguistics programming (NLP), experimental writing against technical writing, writing and unity of effect, five elements of communication process, human information processing, nonverbal communication and types of technical manuals.

Aimed at professionals and graduate students working in the fields of ergonomics, aerospace engineering, aviation industry, and human factors, this book:

Provides a detailed and practical treatment of technical writing.

Discusses several personal anecdotes that serve as real-work examples.

Explores communications techniques in a way that considers the psychology of what ""works""

Discusses in an easy to understand language, stories, and examples, the correct steps to create technical documents."

By: Vahid Paeez (Training & Human Factors Specialist San Diego California USA.)
Imprint: CRC Press
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 234mm, Width: 156mm,
Weight: 385g
ISBN: 9780367754402
ISBN 10: 0367754401
Pages: 160
Publication Date: 03 August 2021
Audience: Professional and scholarly , Undergraduate
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active

Vahid Paeez has worn different and multiple hats in the technical field (aerospace). As a member of the American Institute of Aeronautics & Astronautics (AIAA), he has led the Human Factors sub-tech committee for this nonprofit organization in the past 4 years. As a tech writer, instructor, and researcher in 2 continents and working with many individuals with diverse backgrounds in 2 languages, he has come across serious issues in the tech pubs both in the commercial and non-commercial aviation industry. He is a QA auditor (recognized as one of the New Voices for Quality by the American Society of Quality in 2016) – fluent in proper documentation, implementation, audit, and follow-up – who works passionately with many teams, groups, and supervisors. His research revolves around creating technical communication from a human factors standpoint, humans writing for humans, language-human interface, and safety management system. He has authored and co-authored articles and papers concerning the very topics in English and Farsi. He has designed and conducted training in the very areas for the private sector, colleges, and universities, and for the government. Designing for the user is a broad topic with many aspects and implications for it. He has had an expanded role as liaison between organizations and the regulatory agencies.