PPL Human Performance 02 | Basic Aviation Psychology
Basic Aviation Psychology
Human information processing
Section titled "Human information processing"1 / 9
How can the subjectivity of perception affect a pilot's decision-making during flight?
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How does long-term memory contribute to a pilot's proficiency in performing complex flight manoeuvers?
Long-term memory:
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What are the two types of attention?
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Working memory:
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What does working memory enables us, for example to do?
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How can a pilot's past experiences influence the perception process during a flight?
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During a flight with three friends, why must you maintain vigilance even when flying in clear weather with autopilot engaged?
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The primary limit(s) of long-term memory is/are:
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How can sensory memory impact the pilot's ability to process information during critical phases of flight?
Sensory memory:
Human error and reliability
Section titled "Human error and reliability"1 / 13
What are perceptional illusions?
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During a busy flight, why is it important for a pilot to be aware of the limitations of sensory memory?
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Why would selective attention be important to a pilot during a VFR flight through busy airspace?
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A pilot receives a clearance from ATC, meanwhile he scans his instruments, and quickly notices that the oil engine temperature is high. What does he exhibit?
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How does long-term memory benefit a pilot during emergency procedures?
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Which of the following scenarios could lead a pilot to experience a perceptual illusion during a night landing?
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What is the first step in the process of perception that influences how a pilot interprets and reacts to their environment?
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Which of the following statements about human reliability is true?
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Which social dynamic could lead to increased error generation by the pilot?
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What factor most commonly affects the reliability of human behaviour in aviation, particularly under stressful conditions?
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Which of the following concepts relating to human reliability is true?
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How can the social environment in small private aircraft contribute to error generation during a flight?
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What is a common cause of error generation in the cockpit during complex flight operations?
Decision making
Section titled "Decision making"1 / 8
Which of the following statements concerning decision making and bias is correct?
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Which of the following correctly represents typical phases of the decision-making process in aviation?
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How can pilots apply decision-making and risk assessment skills during pre-flight planning?
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How can effective risk assessment impact the decision-making process during flight operations?
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A key limitation in the decision-making process that pilots must be aware of during flight operations is:
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How should a pilot practically apply risk assessment to handle unexpected weather changes in-flight?
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State the two primary factors to consider during risk assessment:
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How does maintaining risk area awareness contribute to effective cockpit management during high-traffic operations?
Avoinding and managing errors: cockpit management
Section titled "Avoinding and managing errors: cockpit management"1 / 4
The expression "when perception matches reality" describes:
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What is the primary difference between verbal and non-verbal communication in the cockpit?
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What is a key practice for maintaining situational awareness during a VFR flight in busy airspace?
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What is the name of the following hazardous attitude: "Do not tell me what to do!"?
Human behaviour
Section titled "Human behaviour"1 / 9
Which of the following factors plays a significant role in the development of an individual's personality over time?
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Which option lists most of the common hazardous thought patterns (attitudes) for pilots to develop?
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What is the name of the following hazardous attitude: “What is the use?”?
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What is the name of the following hazardous attitude: “Accidents can only happen to others”?
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Which of the following is an example of an environmental influence that can significantly impact the development of an individual's personality?
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Which of the following is an example of an environmental influence that can significantly impact the development of an individual's attitude?
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What is the name of the following hazardous attitude: “Do something,...quickly!”?
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What is the name of the following hazardous attitude: “Don't worry, I can do it”?
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What is the key difference between personality and attitude in the context of pilot behaviour and performance?
Human overload and underload
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Which of the following is a common effect of acute fatigue on an individual's performance?
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Which of the following is a common cause of acute fatigue?
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Which coping strategy is most aligned with emotion-focused coping?
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Which of the following is a common cause of chronic stress?
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Which of the following best describes a holistic health program aimed at stress management?
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Which of the following is a likely immediate effect of acute fatigue on cognitive functioning?
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The relationship between arousal and flying performance is approximately:
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Which of the following situations is most likely to cause acute stress?
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Which of the following is a key component of a balanced diet that helps manage stress by maintaining stable energy levels?
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Which type of workshop is specifically designed to teach individuals how to reduce stress by changing negative thought patterns?
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How is stress commonly defined in psychological terms?
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Which of the following is a common cause of chronic fatigue?
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Which lifestyle fitness activity can help reduce stress by combining physical exercise with social interaction?
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Which of the following statements regarding stress is correct?
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How are stress and anxiety related in terms of their psychological impact?
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Which practice is essential for improving sleep quality and managing stress effectively?
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Which of the following is an example of a problem-focused coping strategy for managing stress?
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Which of the following statements concerning the term arousal is correct?
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Which of the following psychological effects is commonly associated with chronic stress?
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Which community-based activity is effective in reducing stress by combining physical exercise with a connection to nature?
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Which of the following is a common physical effect of prolonged (chronic) stress on the body?
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Which of the following lifestyle changes is most effective in enhancing stress management?
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What is a common component of workplace wellness programs that helps employees manage stress during the workday?
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Which of the following exercises is most effective for reducing stress by boosting endorphin levels and improving cardiovascular health?
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Which of the following is a common immediate effect of short-term stress on the body?
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Which of the following is a form of professional help that can aid in effectively managing stress?
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There are two types of fatigue:
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What is the primary benefit of Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) in stress management?
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With reference to the relationship between arousal and performance, the highest level of performance is achieved when the arousal level is:
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What is the focus of mindful eating programs in relation to stress management?