Error Flashcards

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What is an error?

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When a planned sequence of mental/physical activities fails to achieve its intended outcome.

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What is inattention?

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A lack of consciousness attentional check at a critical time.

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What is overattention?

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Consciously checking on an automatic process which is probably left alone.

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What is a dominant but inappropriate schema?

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A strong habit intrusion. This takes over and captures errors.

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5
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What are the 7 stages in rational decision making?

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  1. Problem identification
  2. Goal selection
  3. Generation of alternatives
  4. Consideration of consequences
  5. Decision making
  6. Implementation
  7. Evaluation
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What is belief perseverance?

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The clinging onto a belief in face of contrary evidence.

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What is confirmation bias?

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The search for a favourable answer disregarding contradictory evidence to our decision.

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What is fixation?

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The inability to see a problem from a fresh perspective.

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What is functional fixedness?

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The tendency to perceive the functions of objects as fixed and unchanging.

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What is a problem solving set?

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The tendency to repeat solutions which have worked in the past.

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