HFRG

Question 1

Human Factors is a study of…

Answer 1

Human capabilities and limitations within specific domain.

Question 2

Human Factor domains are..

Answer 2

Fields of study for specific activities, professions or expertise

Question 3

High-Risk human factors is…

Answer 3

The study of human capabilities and limitations in a high risk environment that is dynamic (chaotic), fluid (uncertain), time compresses and life threatening.

Question 4

Officers Feloniously killed with firearm:
0-5 ft

Answer 4

51.9%

Question 5

Officers Feloniously killed with firearm:
6-10 ft

Answer 5

19.2%

Question 6

Vision had 2 Primary pathways:

Answer 6

Pre-Attentive system
(Lacking awareness/ cognitive)
A.k.a.
Unconscious system

Question 7

Pre-Attentive visual processing structures can extract perceptions at speeds under:

Answer 7

.03 seconds

Question 8

Blind Sight / Superior Colliculus has been recorded an image detection at:

Answer 8

.013 seconds

Question 9

SC takes pulse at:

Answer 9

.0336 seconds

Question 10

HFRG Defnese Tactics System has a design methology consisting of:

Answer 10

Tactical Research
Survival Sress Research
Legal Research
Medical Research
Motor Learning Research

Question 11

The ANS (Autonomic Nervous System) is divided into 2 branches:

Answer 11

1. PNS (parasympathetic nervous system)
2. SNS (sympathetic nervous system)

Question 12

Inverted U-Law

Answer 12

Used to demonstrate this relationship between stress and performance associated with the activation of the sympathetic nervous system.

Question 13

Recovery

Answer 13

“BACKLASH”
Lying horizontally
Equilizes blood pressure
Ingesting fast burning carbohydrates asap
Ingest good protein/ carbohydrates before report writing

Question 14

SNS triggers

Answer 14

• Objective threat perceptions
• Objective fear perceptions
• Physical exhaustion
• Startle response

Question 15

Physiological changes caused by SNS activation:

Answer 15

• Adrenaline activity
• Vascular activity
• Perceptual narrowing
  (70% LOSS OF VISION)

Question 16

Motor skills classifications

Answer 16

• Fine Motor Skills:
  Fingers/hands
• Complex Motor Skills:
  Muscle groups eye/ hand coordination, precision, tracking
• Gross Motor Skills
  Large/ Major muscle groups

Question 17

Gross Motor Skills are:

Answer 17

Simple strength/ symmetrical movement skills

Only type that increases in effectiveness as SNS active heart rate increases

Question 18

Cognitive abilities

Answer 18

1. Short term sensory store (STSS)
2. Short term memory
3. Long term memory