The control of human error requires two different approaches?

The purpose of this section is to illustrate how human factors applies to the design of methods of operational trainings?

Encompases a broad-based set of knowledge, values, attitude and skills required as a background upon which more specific job abilities can be required later

Is a process aimed at developing specific skills, knowledge or attitudes gor a job or a task?

Is an organized and coordiated pattern of psychomotor, social, linguistic and intellectual activity?

Skills, knowledge and attitudes gained in one situation can often be used in another?

Occur when previous learning interferes with new learning?

Is an internal process and training is the control of this process?

Is relevant to learning stm and ltm?

Refers to the storage of information which will be stored and quickly forgotten?

Allows the storage of information for extended periods of time?

(such as slides, videographs, blackboards, wall charts), which help the teacher present a subject?

(such as the flight simulator), which provides for active participation and practice by the trainee

Is expensive, however, and it should be cost-effective?

Is a person whose ideas and actions influence the thought and the behavior of others?

Influence the way we conduct our lives at home and at work

Are innate or aquired at early stages of life?

Is a predisposition to respond in a certain way; the response is the behavior itself?

What is the meaning of CHFRP?

What is the meaning of ASRS?

Which includes all transfer of information, is essential for the safe operation of flight?

To prevent communication error?

Is the advantage of teamwork over a collection of highly skilled individual?

Reflects the difference between what a prrson can do and actually will do, and is what drives or includes a person to behave in a particular fashion?

Modifying behavior and performance through rewards?

Discouraging undesirable behavior by use of penalties or punishment?

Is any means of presenting information directly to the operator?

Is a means of transmitting discrete or continuous information or energy from the operator to some device or system?

Is a clear window at the very front of the eye?

(the colored part of the eye) controls the amount of light that is allowed to enter the eye?

(the dark area in the center of the iris) it size can be changed very rapidly to cater for changing light levels?

Its shape changed by the muscle (cillary muscle) surrounding it which results in the final focusing adjustment to place a sharp image onto the retina?

Is located on the rear wall of the eyebell?

Function in good light and are capable of detecting fine detail and are color sensitive?

Cannot detect color.

Is the ability of the eye to discriminate sharp detail at varying distance?

Is caused by a shorter than normal eyeball which means that the image is formed behind the retina?

Is where the eyeball is longer than normal, causing the image to be formed in front of the retine?

Clouding of the lens usually associated with ageing?

A misshapen cornea causing objents to appaer irregular shapes?

A build up in pressure of the fluid within the eye which can cause damage to the optic nerve and even blindness?

Severe headaches that can cause visual disturbances?