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|a 1996
|a Thesis
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|a Bradley, Lee Norman,
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|a The effect of SAS shoes on standing fatigue in light fabrication workers /
|c by Lee Norman Bradley.
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|a [Place of publication not identified] :
|b [publisher not identified] ;
|c 1996.
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|a ix, 42 leaves :
|b illustrations, maps ;
|c 28 cm.
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|a computer
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|a online resource
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|a "Major subject: Safety Engineering".
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|a Vita.
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|b M.S.
|c Texas A&M University
|d 1996.
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|a Includes bibliographical references.
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|a A field study was conducted on light fabrication workers who
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|a after the shift. Psychosocial measures (Work APGAR and WES-
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|a and feet showing significantly less increase in discomfort
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|a and flexibility. Participants' spinal column shortened less
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|a and overall fit. The SAS shoe was found to be at least
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|a athletic shoes. Future studies should investigate a variety
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|a average on all categories except heel support and walking
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|a comfort, where the SAS shoe was slightly below average. Ten
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|a compared to the participant's normal working shoes. Results
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|a determine if changes over the work shift occurred. Total, I
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|a eight chose not to wear SAS shoes for the entire month.
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|a I of 14 total physiological measurements indicated a
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|a length, stature, flexibility, and heart rate. Subjective
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|a measures included a body part discomfort survey and the SAS
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|a of high quality shoes that individuals pick for comfort.
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|a out of the 17 participants complained of heel discomfort, and
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|a participants (five male, four female) were utilized for
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|a Physiological and subjective measures were taken before and
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|a qualities of the shoes: arch support, compression of sole,
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|a quality shoe, such as a SAS shoe, on standing fatigue. Nine
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|a R) were also taken. Physiological measures included: foot
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|a SAS shoes. Significant statistical differences (p < 0.05)
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|a shift. The SAS shoe evaluation rated seven different
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|a shoe evaluation. First, the measures were tested to
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|a shoes worn for one month, and the participant's own shoes
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|a showed significant differences (p < 0.05) for spinal length
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|a significant change over the day. Next, the SAS shoes were
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|a statistical analysis. The study lasted two months with SAS
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|a temperature, leg volume, foot volume, spinal area, spinal
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|a the 12-hour shift after the completion of each test period.
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|a the SAS shoes. Many of these non-normally wore high quality
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|a toe room, heel support, walking comfort, standing comfort,
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|a Twelve of the 17 participants preferred their own shoes to
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|a were also found in body part discomfort with the lower legs
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|a when participants wore the SAS shoes over the course of
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|a when wearing SAS shoes and became more flexible when wearing
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|a worked 12-hour shifts to determine the effect of a high
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|a worn for the other month. Data were collected at the end of
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|a Also available online.
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|a Issued also on microfiche from Lange Micrographics.
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|a Major safety engineering.
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