DQ39

Question 1

Stress is a physioligical phenomenon involving actual changes in the bodys chemestry and function, and it involves some ________________________.

This definition includes ________stress (eustress) and _________stress (distress).

Answer 1

Stress is a physioligical phenomenon involving actual changes in the bodys chemestry and function, and it involves some percieved or actual demand for action.

This definition includes positive stress (eustress) and negative stress (distress).

Question 2

Psychosocial stressors are life events. A form of job stress includes crewmembers who ______confidence in their abilities or have problems __________and _________with others. Concern for family might become a ________during flight operations or _________fatigue or irritability. The potential dangers of flight operations also act as a stressor on __________and could cause __________in spousal relationships.

Answer 2

Psychosocial stressors are life events. A form of job stress includes crewmembers who lack confidence in their abilities or have problems communicating and cooperating with others. Concern for family might become a distraction during flight operations or increase fatigue or irritability. The potential dangers of flight operations also act as a stressor on families and could cause tension in spousal relationships.

Question 3

Self imposed Stressors are:

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E

A

T

H

Answer 3

Self imposed Stressors are:

Drugs

Exhaustion

Alcohol

Tobacco

Hypoglychemia

Question 4

Which visual illution might you encounter due to a runway sloping up or down?

Answer 4

Which visual illution might you encounter due to a runway sloping up or down?

Shape Constancy

Question 5

Which visual illution might you encounter if you become so engrossed with a problem or task within the cockpit that you fail to properly scan outside the aircraft?

Answer 5

Which visual illution might you encounter if you become so engrossed with a problem or task within the cockpit that you fail to properly scan outside the aircraft?

Fascination (fixation) in flying

Question 6

Which visual illution might cause someone at a stationary hover to percieve they are moving when other aircraft hovers by?

Answer 6

Which visual illution might cause someone at a stationary hover to percieve they are moving when other aircraft hovers by?

Vection (induced motion illution)