Applying human reliability analysis to humans and machines working together is made more difficult because of:
A) issues of high workload imposed by a poorly designed interface
B) issues of trust in unreliable automation
C) issues of selective attention when monitoring the machine
D) all of the above are identified as challenges

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All of the options listed (A, B, C) are recognized challenges in applying human reliability analysis to scenarios where humans and machines work together. Each point addresses a different aspect of the interaction that can complicate the analysis: poorly designed interfaces can lead to high workloads, unreliable automation can affect trust, and the need for selective attention can impact monitoring effectiveness.

Applying Human Reliability Analysis to Humans and Machines Working Together