HUMAN FACTOR Part 1

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HUMAN FACTOR EXAMINATION PART 1 20 of 30 points
Choose the correct answer on the following questions.
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Caused by delayed sleep, sleep loss, desynchronization of normal 1/1

circadian rhythms and concentrated periods of physical or mental stress or
exertion.
Stress
Fatigue
Error
A planned sequence of mental or physical activities fails to achieve its 0/1

intended outcome.
Violation
Error
Mistakes
It can store only a relatively small amount of information at one time 1/1
Long Term memory
Short Term memory
Chunking
What do we call the retention of information? 1/1
Registration
Storage
Retrieval
Forgetting
it is a type of attention that focus on your work and keep the noise at bay. 0/1
This also states that you’re good at ignoring distractions and concentrating
on your priorities
Selective attention
Divided attention
Focused attention
the process of assembling sensations into a useable mental 0/1

representation of the world
Information processing
Attention
Perception
information may not be stored, maybe stored incorrectly or may be difficult 1/1
to retrieve.
Registration
Storage
Retrieval
Forgetting
Ingrained routines that have been established through practice 0/1
Motor Programs
Situation Awareness
Attention
A natural state of reduced consciousness involving changes in body and 1/1

brain physiology which is necessary to man to restore and replenish the
body and brain.
Stress
Sleep
Fatigue
it is a necessary prerequisite for other types of attention. Therefore, a rapid 0/1

process whereby our attention is grabbed by something to which we can
then respond
Selective attention
Divided attention
Focused attention
The process of assembling sensations into a usable mental representation 1/1

of the world
Perception
Attention
Information Processing
Human Factor is . . . 0/1
The study of human errors and its limitations
The study of human capabilities and limitations in the workplace
The study of limitations of human errors
Misinterpretation of procedures, badly written manuals, poorly designed 0/1

checklists
Liveware
Software
Hardware
it is the generation of alternative courses of actions based on available 1/1

information, knowledge, prior experience, expectation and selecting one
preferred option.
Decision Making
Decision
Course of Decision
the process of receiving information through the senses, analyzing it and 0/1
making it meaningful
Attention
Perception
The transmission of something from one location to another 1/1
Communication
Attention
Perception
it is the ability of the eye to discriminate sharp details at varying distances. 1/1
Visiual acuity
Vision Acquity
Visual Acuity
They are unwritten rules that are followed or tolerated by most of the 1/1
organization.
Lack of awareness
Lack of Assertiveness
Norms
You commit a ____________ when you _________________ from a regulation or 2/2

from a procedure.
mistake – intentionally deviate
mistake – lack the knowledge
violation – intentionally deviate
violation – unintentionally deviate
When a person intentionally deviate from a regulation or from a procedure. 1/1
Error
Violation
Attention
concentration of mental effort on mental events 1/1
Attention
Perception
Most aircraft accidents are caused by 0/1
Weather
Maintenance
Flight Crew
it is uses focus on a very large scale—not allowing us to fully focus on any 1/1
one task.
Selective attention
Divided attention
Focused attention
The audible frequency range that a young person can hear is typically 1/1
between
10 and 10,000 cycles per minute
20 and 20,000 cycles per minute
20 and 20,000 cycles per second
It is the input information into memory 0/1
Registration
Storage
Retrieval
Forgetting
It is the recovery of stored information 1/1
Registration
Storage
Retrieval
Forgetting
A person whose ideas and actions influence the thought and the behavior 1/1
of others
Leader
Motivation
Mutual Support
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Uncomfortable work place, inadequate hangar space, extreme 1/1

temperature, excessive noise
Hardware
Software
Environment
The capacity of short term memory can be enhanced by splitting 1/1

information
Attention
Chunking
Short Term memory
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3/28/23, 7:21 PM HUMAN FACTOR

HUMAN FACTOR Total points 20/30

Denn mark Calimlim

HUMAN FACTOR EXAMINATION PART 1 20 of 30 points

Choose the correct answer on the following questions.

Caused by delayed sleep, sleep loss, desynchronization of normal 1/1

A planned sequence of mental or physical activities fails to achieve its 0/1

Long Term memory

Short Term memory

What do we call the retention of information? 1/1

the process of assembling sensations into a useable mental 0/1

Ingrained routines that have been established through practice 0/1

A natural state of reduced consciousness involving changes in body and 1/1

it is a necessary prerequisite for other types of attention. Therefore, a rapid 0/1

The process of assembling sensations into a usable mental representation 1/1

Human Factor is . . . 0/1

The study of human errors and its limitations

The study of human capabilities and limitations in the workplace

The study of limitations of human errors

Misinterpretation of procedures, badly written manuals, poorly designed 0/1

it is the generation of alternative courses of actions based on available 1/1

The transmission of something from one location to another 1/1

You commit a ____________ when you _________________ from a regulation or 2/2

mistake – intentionally deviate

mistake – lack the knowledge

violation – intentionally deviate

violation – unintentionally deviate

When a person intentionally deviate from a regulation or from a procedure. 1/1

concentration of mental effort on mental events 1/1

Most aircraft accidents are caused by 0/1

10 and 10,000 cycles per minute

20 and 20,000 cycles per minute

20 and 20,000 cycles per second

It is the input information into memory 0/1

It is the recovery of stored information 1/1

Uncomfortable work place, inadequate hangar space, extreme 1/1

The capacity of short term memory can be enhanced by splitting 1/1

Short Term memory

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