Human Factors Concepts- Progress Check

What is Information Processing?

Information Processing Theory in psychology is a fundamental framework that helps us understand how humans acquire, process, store, and retrieve information from memory.

Information Processing Theory in psychology is a fundamental framework that helps us understand how humans acquire, process, and retrieve information from memory.

Information Processing Theory in psychology is a fundamental framework that helps us understand how humans process, store, retrieve, and project information from memory.

Information Processing Theory in psychology is a fundamental framework that helps us understand how humans process, store, and retrieve information from memory.

According to IATA Safety Talks, Accident investigations have identified ________________ as a factor that increases the probability and severity of accidents.

What are the levels of situation awareness?

Perception, Comprehension and Projection

Projection, Perception and Comprehension

Projection, Comprehension and perception

Comprehension, perception and Projection

Five dysfunction of a team include:

Inattention to results, Avoidance of Accountability, Lack of Commitment, Fear of Conflict and Absence of Trust.

Inattention to results, Avoidance of Accountability, Lack of Clarity, Fear of Conflict and Absence of Truth

Inattention to roles, Avoidance of Accountability, Lack of Commitment, Fear of Conflict and Absence of Trust

Inattention to results, Avoidance of Accountability, Lack of Commitment, Fear of Convicts and Absence of Trust

What is Workload and Stress?- Match the right answer.

Stress

A state of mental, emotional, or other strain.

Workload

Amount of mental effort required to performing a given task.

____________________ expands upon the concept of individual Situational Awareness (SA) by acknowledging that in complex environments, such as aviation, SA is not solely the responsibility of individual operators but is shared among multiple individuals, teams, and systems. ______ refers to the collective understanding of the situation that emerges from the interaction and coordination of these distributed entities.

Distributed Situational Awareness (DSA)

Situation Awareness

Cognitive Ability

Information Processing

_________refers to factors that sway judgment in a particular direction. It introduces systematic errors and can lead to skewed decision-making.

Noise

Bias

Judgement

Stereotypes

Understanding the types of biases that can influence your decision-making can help you become more aware of them and take steps to mitigate their impact.

True

False

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