Block 1

Question 1

Error

Answer 1

Any goal or outcome that is not achieved (intentional or unintentional)

Question 2

Threat

Answer 2

any environment, attitude, condition or other influence on the quality of your decision.

Question 3

Reason’s Model

Answer 3

• Administrative oversight(policies/ licenses)
• Supervisory(identify and correct, ex: Problem- cops)
• Precondition(fatigue and information overload)
• Operator Actions(errors and persistent violations)

Question 4

Multiple Resource Theory

Answer 4

describes human information processing. (resources: brain capabilities)

Question 5

Stages

Answer 5

Perceptual and cognitive(higher levels of activity to process information)
Response and selection(refers to performance of learned skills

Question 6

Input Sources

Answer 6

how is the information processed? ( visual and auditory ONLY)

Question 7

Processing Codes

Answer 7

What primary tasks are performed?(language skills(words) and spatial skills(looking at a map))

Question 8

Response Type

Answer 8

What action is performed?(vocal or motor(movement))

Question 9

Selective Attention

Answer 9

monitoring separate sources of information (sequentially) to perform a task.(Ex: load stress is the number of sources. /speed stress is the rate the information is changing./ Of the two, load stress is a greater factor in performance.
• Decrease the number of source you have monitor, place gauges closer together