Human errors Flashcards

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What are the categories of human performance that can lead to errors, defined by James Reason?

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  • skills-based performance
  • Rules-based performance
  • Knowledge-based performance
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What are the types of errors in the generic error modelling system?

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  • Slips
  • Lapses
  • Mistakes
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What is the definition of slips?

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the user’s intentions are correct but actions aren’t carried out properly

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What is the definition of lapses?

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Forgetting to perform an action

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What is the definition of mistakes?

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the wrong set of actions are executed due to poor reasoning

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What re the advantages of the generic error modelling system?

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provides a structured framework for designing systems that minimises human errors

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What are the limitations of the generic error modelling system?

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  • focuses on non-deliberate errors and overlooks deliberate actions (like taking shortcuts)
  • Neglects contextual factors
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