Unit 1 Flashcards
1
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Aviation Psychology
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- focuses on pilots, attendants and ATC
- assist in any inherent problems
- study human behaviour, cognition
- investigates psychoological problems
2
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Assessment Centres
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- evaluation of potential employees
- promotion and interaction
- proper balance bn automation and human
- efficiency, safety and recruitment
- evaluation procedures
- diagnostic tools
- interpersonal competence
- features of assessment centres
3
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Inherent set of problems for pilots
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4
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Inherent set of problems for attendants
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5
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Conflict solving
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6
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Solution for crossing conflict
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7
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Solution for converging conflict
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8
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Dirty dozen
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9
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Basic approach
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Behaviour and Ideation
10
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Prediction by Aviation psychologists
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11
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Goals of Aviation psychologists
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12
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Role of aviation psychologists
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13
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Current scenario
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14
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Scope of aviation psychology
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15
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Crew Resource Management (CRM) Major findings
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16
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History of CRM
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17
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CRM Training
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18
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CRM Generations (six)
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19
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CRM components
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20
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CRM Training Methods
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21
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LOSA – Line Operation Safety Audits
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22
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Why are flights recorded
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23
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Impact of CRM – Statistics
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24
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CRM Significance
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25
ICAO Shell Model (International Civil Aviation Organization)
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Human Factors
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Why Humans Make Errors?
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SHELL
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Characteristics of SHELL
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Components of SHELL
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PEAR Model
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Components of People in PEAR
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Components of Environment in PEAR
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Components of Action in PEAR
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Components of Resources in PEAR
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Professional Bodies
Directorate General of Civil Aviation
Bureau of Civil Aviation Security
Airports Economic Regulatory Authority of India (AERA)
Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau
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Safety Measurements- Five key elements of safety management system
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Standards and procedures in the industry
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Air Traffic Control Tower (ATCT)
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Five types of controllers of ATC
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IATA and services offered