This useful summary explains the situational leadership model. Although aimed at (business) management, it is a useful model in the cockpit too. A useful group activity is having trainees fill in the four quadrants with examples of behaviour, related to a specific task, for example a raw data approach as PM as a captain or […]
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Toolshero explains Ofman’s core quadrant model, a useful tool for communication and behavior.
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The Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority has put together this Human Factors workbook for pilots, an interesting series of PDF booklets and accompanying videos covering topics such as Safety Culture, Human Performance, Decision Making, TEM and more. It also includes a workbook. Well worth a look, click on the link below.
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In this paper, Helmreich et al. discuss EMCRM: error management CRM (5th generation CRM).
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In this seminal paper, Salas et al discuss the state of CRM.
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Professor Sidney Dekker explains what safety differently (or the new view of safety) is. Three organisations are followed, one in resources, one in healthcare and one in retail.
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Dr. Matt Walker, author of the book Why We Sleep, discusses sleep in this excellent podcast series. Many episodes are relevant for aviation, for example, What is Sleep, Sleep and Caffeine, Sleep and Alcohol and many more.
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The rose of leary is a useful tool for understanding and influencing behavior.
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The Johari window: a tool to understand yourself, used to demonstrate how feedback can help to reduce your “blind spots” about the way you are perceived by others.
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Website with decision making videos.
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