Human Factors (Practice Quiz) Flashcards

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The aim of Human Factors is to:

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Optimise the relationship between the human operator and the environment, procedures, technology and other people

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According to the Reason (Swiss Cheese) Model, the four failure areas that can contribute to an incident/accident are:

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Organisational, Task/Environment, Individual/Team, Absent/Failed Defences

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You arrive late to the aircraft and decide not to conduct your emergency equipment and security check in order to save time, this would be an example of:

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A violation

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What type of behaviour is unacceptable under a just culture?

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Reckless

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Communication is the foundation for the four Non-Technical Behaviors. Name these four behaviours:

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Situational Awareness, Decision Making, Teamwork, Leadership and Managerial Skills

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When communicating concern, a tool you can use is RAISE, this stands for:

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Relay information
Ask if they are aware
Indicate concern
Solution - offer a solution
Emergency language

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What communication style allows us to state our own needs clearly but doesn’t put others down?

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Assertive

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What stage of team development (Tuckman’s model) is a team in when they first meet or come together?

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Forming

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Sometimes a group puts a higher priority on being accepted as part of the group than on independant thinking and they don’t challenge ideas or consider them critically, this is called:

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Group Think

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Two methods of decision making were discussed in this course. Which one uses logical thinking processes to analyse a problem; weighting information and calculating an optimal choice?

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Analytical

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Sometimes humans are biased in their decision making. Favouring information that confirms your original point of view rather than weighing information objectively is known as:

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Confirnmation bias

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What are the three levels of situational awareness?

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Perception, Understanding, Anticipation

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Which of the following are potential stressors:

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Starting a new job, Excessive heat in the cabin AND Sick family member

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A crew member considers himself Unfit for Duty due to fatigue, as he would not be able to perform safety related duties as required, he:

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Must not operate. He should call operations and inform them that he is unfit for duty due to fatigue.

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In which of the following situations could a crew member use Non-Technical behaviours?

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On a normal non-eventful flight, Speaking up about a safety hazard AND Evacuating an aircraft

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