問題一覧
1
Humans require food, water, and oxygen to function efficiently. Any deficits can affect cognitive function, physical performance, and emotional well-being.
Fuel requirements
2
Relationships with other people, shortage of manpower, lack of supervisin, and lack of support from managers are under what element of the SHELL model?
Liveware
3
A component of SHELL Model that includes the non-physical, intangible aspects of aviation which regulate the operational structure and how system information is organised, presented, and transferred to the people within the system
Software
4
An accident causation model that explain how hazards can pass through mutliple layers of defense in a system to cause accidents.
Swiss cheese model
5
An error that occurs when forgetting to do something, ignoring to do it deliberately, or not doing the required thing.
Error of Ommission
6
It is a direct influence on people by peers who get encouraged to follow their peers by changing their habits, values, and behaviour
Peer pressure
7
It appears to be unlimited. It is used to store information that is not currently being used including knowledge of the physical world and objects within it, personal experiences, belief about people, social norms, motor programmes, problem solving skills, and plans for achieving various activities.
Long Term Memory
8
The error classification that is controlled by subconscious behaviors, stored patterns of behavior, and error of execution
Skill-based
9
A violation which is typified by particular tasks or operating circumstances that makes the violation inevitable, or violations which are isolated departure from authority that are neither typical of the individual nor condoned by management.
Exceptional Violation
10
A person can be motivated by values that go beyond the personal self (mystical experiences and certain experiences with nature, aesthetic experiences, sexual experiences, service to others, and the pursuit of science and religious faith). What hierarchy of needs do these belong to?
Transcendence Needs
11
The envorinment component that related to the immediate work area and includes physical factors such as cabin/cockpit temperature, air pressure, humidity, noise, vibration, and ambient light levels
Internal Environment
12
A human factor program that focuses on the area in which they work. It includes a physical workplace on the ramp, in the hangar, or in the shop, and the organization that exists within the company.
Environment
13
A type of fatigue that is induced by the cumulative effects of fatigue over the longer term.
Chronic Fatigue
14
In order for people to function effectively, the environmet must be maintained within an optimal window, and therefore their performance and well-being is affacted by physical environment factors such as temperature, vibration, and noise.
Environmental tolerances
15
A violation that occurs due to the particular factors that exist at the time such as time pressure, high workload, unworkable procedures, inadequate tooling, and poor working conditions - where in order to get the job done, the engineer considers that a procedure cannot be followed.
Situational Violation
16
A human factor program that focuses on the criteria necessary to complete a job such as tools, equipment, materials, technical manuals, the number and qualification of the staff, the amount of time allocated, and the level of communication.
Resources
17
The environment component that includes the physical environment outside the immediate work area such as weather, terrain, and congested airspace. It also includes phsyical infrastructure including airports, as well as the organizational, economic, regulatory, political, and social elements.
External Environment
18
They are the people who you socialize with, or someone who is like someone else often shares similar histories, ages, abilities, and characteristics.
Peers
19
Maslow classified this into two categories - the high regard for oneself (e.g. dignity, achievement, mastery, independence) and the desire for reputationn or respect from others (e.g. status, prestige). What hierarchy of needs does this belong to?
Esteem Needs
20
It refers to our store of general and factual knowledge about concepts, rules and one's own language. It is information that is not tied to where and when the knowledge was originally acquired.
Semantic Memory
AFCAR & PCAR
AFCAR & PCAR
Rev Caap · 37問 · 1年前AFCAR & PCAR
AFCAR & PCAR
37問 • 1年前AFCAR & PCAR (Optimized)
AFCAR & PCAR (Optimized)
Rev Caap · 63問 · 1年前AFCAR & PCAR (Optimized)
AFCAR & PCAR (Optimized)
63問 • 1年前Airframe Check
Airframe Check
Rev Caap · 13問 · 1年前Airframe Check
Airframe Check
13問 • 1年前Data & Entry
Data & Entry
Rev Caap · 37問 · 1年前Data & Entry
Data & Entry
37問 • 1年前Docs & Forms
Docs & Forms
Rev Caap · 37問 · 1年前Docs & Forms
Docs & Forms
37問 • 1年前Engine Check
Engine Check
Rev Caap · 28問 · 1年前Engine Check
Engine Check
28問 • 1年前Limits & Privileges
Limits & Privileges
Rev Caap · 32問 · 1年前Limits & Privileges
Limits & Privileges
32問 • 1年前Human Factor
Human Factor
Rev Caap · 76問 · 1年前Human Factor
Human Factor
76問 • 1年前Physics Fundamentals
Physics Fundamentals
Rev Caap · 31問 · 1年前Physics Fundamentals
Physics Fundamentals
31問 • 1年前Parts & Procedures
Parts & Procedures
Rev Caap · 84問 · 1年前Parts & Procedures
Parts & Procedures
84問 • 1年前Basic Math
Basic Math
Rev Caap · 65問 · 1年前Basic Math
Basic Math
65問 • 1年前AVIONICS
AVIONICS
Rev Caap · 100問 · 1年前AVIONICS
AVIONICS
100問 • 1年前AVIONICS 2
AVIONICS 2
Rev Caap · 24問 · 1年前AVIONICS 2
AVIONICS 2
24問 • 1年前問題一覧
1
Humans require food, water, and oxygen to function efficiently. Any deficits can affect cognitive function, physical performance, and emotional well-being.
Fuel requirements
2
Relationships with other people, shortage of manpower, lack of supervisin, and lack of support from managers are under what element of the SHELL model?
Liveware
3
A component of SHELL Model that includes the non-physical, intangible aspects of aviation which regulate the operational structure and how system information is organised, presented, and transferred to the people within the system
Software
4
An accident causation model that explain how hazards can pass through mutliple layers of defense in a system to cause accidents.
Swiss cheese model
5
An error that occurs when forgetting to do something, ignoring to do it deliberately, or not doing the required thing.
Error of Ommission
6
It is a direct influence on people by peers who get encouraged to follow their peers by changing their habits, values, and behaviour
Peer pressure
7
It appears to be unlimited. It is used to store information that is not currently being used including knowledge of the physical world and objects within it, personal experiences, belief about people, social norms, motor programmes, problem solving skills, and plans for achieving various activities.
Long Term Memory
8
The error classification that is controlled by subconscious behaviors, stored patterns of behavior, and error of execution
Skill-based
9
A violation which is typified by particular tasks or operating circumstances that makes the violation inevitable, or violations which are isolated departure from authority that are neither typical of the individual nor condoned by management.
Exceptional Violation
10
A person can be motivated by values that go beyond the personal self (mystical experiences and certain experiences with nature, aesthetic experiences, sexual experiences, service to others, and the pursuit of science and religious faith). What hierarchy of needs do these belong to?
Transcendence Needs
11
The envorinment component that related to the immediate work area and includes physical factors such as cabin/cockpit temperature, air pressure, humidity, noise, vibration, and ambient light levels
Internal Environment
12
A human factor program that focuses on the area in which they work. It includes a physical workplace on the ramp, in the hangar, or in the shop, and the organization that exists within the company.
Environment
13
A type of fatigue that is induced by the cumulative effects of fatigue over the longer term.
Chronic Fatigue
14
In order for people to function effectively, the environmet must be maintained within an optimal window, and therefore their performance and well-being is affacted by physical environment factors such as temperature, vibration, and noise.
Environmental tolerances
15
A violation that occurs due to the particular factors that exist at the time such as time pressure, high workload, unworkable procedures, inadequate tooling, and poor working conditions - where in order to get the job done, the engineer considers that a procedure cannot be followed.
Situational Violation
16
A human factor program that focuses on the criteria necessary to complete a job such as tools, equipment, materials, technical manuals, the number and qualification of the staff, the amount of time allocated, and the level of communication.
Resources
17
The environment component that includes the physical environment outside the immediate work area such as weather, terrain, and congested airspace. It also includes phsyical infrastructure including airports, as well as the organizational, economic, regulatory, political, and social elements.
External Environment
18
They are the people who you socialize with, or someone who is like someone else often shares similar histories, ages, abilities, and characteristics.
Peers
19
Maslow classified this into two categories - the high regard for oneself (e.g. dignity, achievement, mastery, independence) and the desire for reputationn or respect from others (e.g. status, prestige). What hierarchy of needs does this belong to?
Esteem Needs
20
It refers to our store of general and factual knowledge about concepts, rules and one's own language. It is information that is not tied to where and when the knowledge was originally acquired.
Semantic Memory