Human Factors Flashcards

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HF- What is bottom up Processing?

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Bottom up processing is the element of processing which directly depend on external stimuli.

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HF-What is visual constancy?

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Visual constancy is the process of recognising familiar objects even in unfamiliar conditions.

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HF-What is expectancy?

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Expectancy is a predisposition to perceive particular features of a stimulus.

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HF-What is Gestalt’s Law.

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The law by which principles are organised and perceived.

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HF-Working or short term memory lasts for and stores?

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Lasts for 15-30 seconds and stores 7 bits of information

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HF-Echoic stores what information for how long

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Stores sound information for about 8 seconds

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HF- Procedural Memory stores

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Information about motor skills, is also known as motor memory

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HF - Episodic memory is for and is affected by?

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Episodic memory stores information about past events and can be unreliable. Amnesia usually affects only this memory

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HF - Semantic memory stores?

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Semantic memory stores general knowledge, e.g. the meaning of words, the rules of grammar and tend to be accurate and long lasting

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HF-The sensory Memory makes up? And how long for?

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Iconic memory and echoic memory stores 2-3 seconds.

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HF-Iconic memory is for and stores for about?

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Iconic memory stores visual information for about half a second

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HF- What is top-down processing?

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Top-down processing uses information learned from previous experience to impose elements of a mental model on the sensory information received.

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HF-WHAT is Anderson’s model?

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The process where by a person acquires skill in the following three processes Cognitive, Associative, Autonomous

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HF-Long term memory is made up of, stores how much and lasts for how long?

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Semantic, Episodic and Procedural, stores unlimited information indefinitely

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HF - How much information come through visual sensors?

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70% of information enters through visual channels

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HF-What is the illusion where you have the belief you are moving?

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Illusion of relative movement

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HF- What is the definition of latent error?

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Latent errors are those that lie dormant with in a system.

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HF- what are the elements of the error chain?

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  • Errors are sequences of error rather than Isolated errors.
  • Most accidents could be avoided if one link is broken.
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HF- The definition of skill based behaviour is?

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Skill based behaviour relies on stored patterns of instructions. Error at this level are connected with:

  • Miss timing
  • Poor co-ordination
  • Inappropriate force

This is also know as routine error

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HF- The divisions of Rasmussen’s model are?

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  • Skill based behaviour
  • Rule based behaviour
  • Knowledge based behaviour
21
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HF - Rods are used for ? Vision.

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Peripheral

22
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HF - Cones are for ? Vision

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Sharp colour