FOI chapter 2: human behavior Flashcards

1
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what is human behavior?

A

result of attempts to satisfy certain needs

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2
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what is motivation?

A

the force that causes a person to move towards a goal

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motivation can be…

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positive or negative
tangible or intangible
obvious or subtle/difficult to identify

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4
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what are human needs? how can they be classified?

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the things that humans require for normal growth and development

maslow’s hierarchy of needs:
Physiological
Safety/security
Love & belonging
Self-esteem
Self-actualization

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5
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what are defense mechanisms? list them…

A

subconsious defenses against the realities of unpleasant situations

DR DR CPR FAST: denial, repression, displacement, rationalization, compensation, projection, reaction formation, fantasy

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6
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what are some obstacles to learning?

A

A PA WIFI (pennsylvania wifi)

Anxiety
Physical discomfort (illness, fatigue, dehydration)
Apathy (due to bad instruction)
Worry
Impatience
Feelings of unfair treatment
lack of interest

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7
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what is stress?

A

the body’s response to the demands placed on it

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what are normal and abnormal reactions to stress?

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normal:
- being extremely sensitive to changes in the environment
- responding rapidly or automatically to these changes

abnormal:
- severe anger
- inappropriate laughter or singing
- big changes in mood
- random or illogical reactions

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what is anxiety?

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a reaction to stress that produces feelings of worry, nervousness, unease

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what are some typical reactions due to anxiety?

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a hesitancy or inability to act
an impulse to act too quickly

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how can adverse responses to anxiety be countered?

A
  • reinforcing learner’s enjoyment of flying
  • treating fears as a normal reaction
  • introducing new maneuvers with care
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12
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serious abnormalities

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if a second instructor agrees with serious disqualifying psychological defect, report to local FSDO

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