Task A Human Behavior And Effective Communication, Task B The Learning Process Flashcards
Definitions of human behavior
Scientific,
Satisfying needs,
Life course,
Personality types,
Instructor/learner relationships
Control of authority
Defense mechanisms (DRDRCPRF)
Denial
Repression
Displacement
Reaction formation
Compensation
Projection
Rationalization
Fantasy
Learner emotional reactions (WAAIP)
Worry
Anxiety
Apathy :due to inadequate instruction
Impatience
Personal discomfort(illness, fatigue, dehydration)
Normal reactions to stress:
People respond rapidly, and exactly within the limits of the experience and training.
Abnormal reactions to stress and flight instructors response:
Response may be random, illogical, completely absent, or at least in adequate.
Including :
over cooperation,
extreme self control,
inappropriate laughter/ singing,
Rapid emotion changes.
Refrain from training a student/ get certifications, and have another pilot to do a evaluation flight.
Basic elements of communication (SSR)
Source
Symbol
Receiver
Goal of communication is change of behavior
Barriers to effective communication (COIEL)
Confusion
Overuse of abstractions
Interference
External factors (physiological, environmental, psychological)
Lack of common experience
Developing communication skills (LIIQR)
Listening
Instructional communication
Instructional enhancement
Questioning (open, closed)
Role-play
Learning theory (BC-IC)
Behaviorism
Cognitive theory : information processing theory, constructivism
Perceptions and insight (PEGST)
Physical organism
Element of threat
Goals / values
Self-concept
Time/opportunity
Insight: aha
Acquiring knowledge (MUC)
Memorization
Understanding
Concept learning
Laws of learning (REEPIR)
Readiness
Exercise
Effect
Primacy
Intensity
Recency
Domains of learning
(CAP) (RUAC) (OIPH)
Cognitive:
(Rote, understanding, application correlation)
Affective (changing attitude)
Psycho motor
(Observe, imitate, practice, habit)
Characteristics of learning (PAM-E)
Purposeful
Active
Multifaceted
Experience
Acquiring skill knowledge ( CAA)
Cognitive
associative
automatic