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What phase of flight do most general aviation accidents occur?
What are the 5 hazardous attitudes and their antidotes?
Anti-authority, impulsivity, invulnerability, macho, resignation
What does IMSAFE stand for?
Illness, medication, stress, alcohol, fatigue, emotion
What are the 5 P's?
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What are some internal resources pilots can use when they need assistance?
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What factor remains the same that leads to errors?
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What percent of all aviation accidents are related to human factors?
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A systematic approach to risk assessment and stress management is known as?
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ADM can always be?
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Who developed the first training programs based upon improving ADM?
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ADM research and testing culminated in?
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ADM training was designed to reduce the number of?
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Those who were tested in ADM ranged from?
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ADM is what type of approach to risk assessment?
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To proactively identify safety related hazards and mitigate the associated risks is called?
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What are the 6 steps to risk management?
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What are the 4 principles of risk management?
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What are the 5 hazardous attitudes antidotes?
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What is the first step towards neutralizing hazardous thoughts?
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The art and science of managing all resources available to a single pilot is called?
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What are some concepts of SRM?
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What is a real condition/event that a pilot encounters?
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Assessment of the single/cumulative hazard facing the pilot is called?
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A nick in the propeller is a?
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Propeller fracture if the engine is operated is a?
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What are the 4 likelihoods in risk assessment?
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What are the 4 severities in risk assessment?
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PAVE stands for?
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What are the 5 P's?
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What are the 5 traits of accident prone pilots?
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CARE checklist stands for?
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What are the 3 P's?
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DECIDE MODEL stands for?
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Second in command and passengers can assist during flight is an example of?
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What resources are best for the pilot outside of the cockpit?
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What is accurate perception and understanding of all factors and conditions within the 5 fundamentals of risk elements?
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The DECIDE MODEL is what type of way of making decisions?
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SAFETY checklist includes?
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Study Notes
General Aviation Accidents
- Most general aviation accidents occur during landing and takeoff phases.
Hazardous Attitudes
- Five hazardous attitudes: anti-authority, impulsivity, invulnerability, macho, resignation, with specific antidotes for each.
IMSAFE Checklist
- IMSAFE stands for: Illness, Medication, Stress, Alcohol, Fatigue, Emotion, utilized for pilot self-assessment.
The 5 P's
- Key elements of flight planning: Plan, Plane, Pilot, Passengers, Programming.
Internal Resources for Pilots
- Internal resources for assistance include second in command and passengers aboard.
Human Factors in Aviation
- Human factors are a constant in aviation errors, attributing to 80% of aviation accidents.
Aeronautical Decision Making (ADM)
- ADM is a systematic approach to risk assessment and stress management in aviation, continuously improvable.
Development and Impact of ADM
- ADM training developed by the airline industry aimed at reducing decision-related accidents, showing a significant reduction in judgment errors (10-50%).
Risk Management
- Process of proactively identifying safety-related hazards and mitigating risks is essential in aviation.
6 Steps to Risk Management
- Steps include: Identify hazards, Assess risks, Analyze controls, Make control decisions, Use controls, Monitor controls.
Principles of Risk Management
- Four principles include: Accept no unnecessary risk, make decisions at appropriate levels, accept risk when benefits exceed dangers, integrate risk management in planning.
Hazardous Attitude Antidotes
- Antidotes to hazardous attitudes are: Follow the rules, Think first, It could happen to me, Taking chances is foolish, I can make a difference.
Recognition in Hazardous Thoughts
- First step to neutralizing hazardous thoughts is recognition of them.
Single Pilot Resource Management (SRM)
- Art and science of utilizing all resources available to a single pilot, focusing on risk management and task management.
Hazard vs. Risk
- A hazard is a real condition/event encountered, while the risk assesses the single or cumulative hazard facing the pilot.
Risk Assessment Likelihoods
- Four likelihood levels in risk assessment: Probable, Occasional, Remote, Improbable.
Risk Assessment Severities
- Four severities in risk assessment: Catastrophic, Critical, Marginal, Negligible.
PAVE Checklist
- PAVE stands for: Pilot in command, Aircraft, Environment, External pressures, aiding in risk assessment.
Accident-Prone Pilot Traits
- Five traits of accident-prone pilots include disdain for rules, correlation with poor driving records, thrill-seeking behavior, impulsiveness, and underutilization of information sources.
CARE Checklist
- CARE stands for: Consequences, Alternatives, Reality, External pressures, used for decision-making.
The 3 P's
- Three P's of decision-making: Perceive, Process, Perform, Evaluate.
DECIDE Model
- DECIDE is a logical decision-making model consisting of: Detect, Estimate, Choose, Identify, Do, Evaluate.
Resources for Pilots
- Internal resources include second in command and passengers; external resources consist of ATC and flight service.
Situational Awareness
- Defined as accurate perception and understanding of all factors within the five fundamentals of risk elements.
Safety Checklist
- SAFETY checklist includes: Seat belts, Air vents, Fire extinguisher, Exit doors, Traffic checks, Questions from the pilot.
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Test your knowledge on Aeronautical Decision Making from PHAK Chapter 2. This quiz covers critical phases of flight, hazardous attitudes, and the IMSAFE checklist. Perfect for pilots and aviation students looking to improve their decision-making skills during flight.