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Design for Values and Operator Roles in Sociotechnical System sng designed. (3) Persons performing these roles become components of the system only partially; unlike hardware components their behavior continues to be monitored and controlled from a perspective external to the system. (4) Operator roles are often explicitly conceived as being partially external,

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Design Methods in Design for Valuesmethods. We focus specifically on the designer who, once design is recognized as design for moral values, becomes responsible for the moral values the resulting products have. We argue that in this case the designer should make the moral values of products transparent to clients and users.

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Emotion s in Design for Valuess how an understanding of user emotions can support design processes. In addition, the chapter discusses how emotions can resolve the lack of moral considerations in traditional approaches that assess the desirability of technology. It is argued that emotions do this by opening the gateway to moral

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Design for the Values of Accountability and Transparencyues of accountability and transparency explicitly into account during system development..In this chapter we provide an account of the way in which transparency and accountability can be built into the design of business processes, internal controls, and specifically the software applications to sup

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,Das Recht der Landfrachtführer,b, appropriations and critiques of VSD, and related scholarly work. We present these heuristics for those who wish to draw upon, refine, and improve values-oriented approaches in their endeavors and may or may not choose to follow the tenets of value sensitive design.

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Gerd Riegelhuth,Michael Sandrocks theorem by assuming a form of value commensurability, although they may be too informationally demanding and have other disadvantages as well. The other three are non-optimizing methods that do not result in one best solution and therefore do not entirely solve the value conflict, although they ar