This excellent article from safety and risk management specialist Jamie Mallinder on LinkedIn examines the difference between objective risk and risk perception, why there is
An easily readable source of quality information on the effects of stress and its impact on attention, decision making and teamwork, NASA’s technical memorandum Effects
Old, but not outdated, these two documents from 1988 give an example of how trainers can develop scenario based, table-top exercises, to facilitate learning in
and Procedures for Unexpected events Unexpected events in aviation disrupt crews’ expectations, increase stress and workload, and require rapid sensemaking rather than simple checklist use.
In this handy overview, Jared Peterson explains the different decision making theories in a handy summary.
Ben Cattaneo from The Decision-making Studio talks to guest Gary Klein on this podcast about his pioneering work in Recognition-primed decision making. What is the
In this interesting article, esteemed psychologist Gigerenzer offers a critique of Kahnemann and Tversky, who often label heuristics and biases as flawed, while overlooking their
Biases can negatively influence decision making. Skybrary offers a nice overview of a few of the most common biases that affect pilot decision making.
In the article below, details of an operational evaluation of a startle management method are shared. The method is similar to that described in the
In this article, originally published in Harvard Business Review, Gary Klein explains his pre-mortem method himself. It’s a useful tool for employing critical thinking to