Human factors mastery quiz

If you do not get at least 9 questions correct you should review the material again then retake the quiz

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Your score will not be recorded – keep a note for yourself how many of your first answers are correct

Non technical skills

Include things like map-readingAre less important than technical skillsReduce the risk of adverse outcomes

What three things are involved in human factors?Task, individual & teamSelf, team & casualtyFeelings, behaviours & personality

In the human factors model used on this wikispace what comes between assessment and communication?DominationDecision makingDoubtDrive

Humans are prone to making errorsTrueFalse

The types of errors humans are most likely to make areUnderestimating hazards & communication errorsFailure to notice change & communication errorsUnderestimating hazards & failure to notice change

Which of the following does NOT increase the likelihood of making an error?

ComplacencyDistractionStressExperience

Effective teamwork increases safetyTrueFalse

There is no difference between errors and violations

TrueFalse

Situational awareness is

Not normally needed in an outdoor settingAn accurate perception and understanding of the environmentOnly required by aviators

Human errors are due to sloppinessTrueFalse

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