PPL Human Factors 6

What is a mnemonic?

• Using a word to remember a group of tasks

• Putting small groups of numbers/letters together to remember a larger group

• Way of attaching a bizarre view to a word

• Any item or technique that can be used to remind you about something

TCTWO checks are an example of a ….

• Association

• Checklists

• Aide memoir

• Mnemonic

What defines the way you understand or view something?

• Eyesight

• Proprioceptors

• Anxiety

• Perception

What is ANCA and GUT used for?

• Downwind checks

• Maintaining SA

• Compass errors

• First aid prioritising

"Don't tell me what to do" attitude can be fixed with what antidote?

• You're not helpless, you can make a difference

• Follow the rules, they are usually right

• Take your time and think first

• Taking chances is foolish

"What's the use in trying" attitude can be fixed with what antidote?

• You're not helpless, you can make a difference

• Follow the rules, they are usually right

• Take your time and think first

• Taking chances is foolish

What is an example of macho behaviour?

• "I can't do it"

• Doing something quickly

• "It won't happen to me"

• "I can do it"

What is an example of invulnerability attitude?

• "It won't happen to me"

• "It could happen to me"

• "I can do it"

• "I can't do it"

'Not so fast, think first' is the antidote to what hazardous attitude?

• Invulnerability

• Macho

• Impulsivity

• Resignation

What is an error chain?

• When one error leads to an accident

• When an accident can be traced back to several contributing factors

• A mnemonic used for maintaining SA

• When an error leads to termination of pilots contract