COMMENTARY: MOBILITY—A KEY TO UNDERSTANDING AND IMPROVING TRANSPORTATION SERVICES FOR SENIORS AND OTHERS
Jon E Burkhardt
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Jon E Burkhardt
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Abstract Dr. Mollenkopf and her associates have made a vital contribution to our understanding of the often used but seldom well-defined concept of mobility (Mollenkopf, Baas, Kaspar,& Wahl, 2004). Like the proverbial blindfolded scientists investigating an elephant, most previous researchers have tended to focus on small pieces of a much larger whole; Dr. Mollenkopf’s team of authors offers a broader and more integrated perspective.
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Abstract Dr. Mollenkopf and her associates have made a vital contribution to our understanding of the often used but seldom well-defined concept of mobility (Mollenkopf, Baas, Kaspar,& Wahl, 2004). Like the proverbial blindfolded scientists investigating an elephant, most previous researchers have tended to focus on small pieces of a much larger whole; Dr. Mollenkopf’s team of authors offers a broader and more integrated perspective.
Key concepts: Perspective (graphical), Key (lock), Focus (optics), Engineering ethics, Sociology, Psychology, Engineering, Computer science