This video by Laureen Harris explains Christopher Wickens’ MRT theory – using Gordon Ramsay as an example.
Written by Daan
Written by Daan
This BBC Mind Changers podcast explores the pioneering work of Donald Broadbent in the study of work design and the role of attention in safety-critical work. Broadbent was the author of the 1958 book Perception and Communication rated the single most influential book in cognitive psychology. He was the first person to apply the computer-inspired information processing model taught in CRM training today, to the study of attention.
This podcast introduces and explains some of Broadbent’s most important work, and includes a dichotic listening experiment for you to try…
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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 role of expertise and intuition in decision-making?
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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 effectiveness in real world decision making under uncertainty.
Written by Daan
Airline pilot and human factors research scientist Dr Kimberly Perkins shares her latest work, “Enhancing Flight Deck Resilience and Optimizing Risk Mitigation: A Sociotechnical Approach.” This paper explores the flight deck as a sociotechnical system, emphasising the critical role of the cognitive, affective, communicative, and collaborative activities pilots use to manage information, coordinate with their crew, and make informed decisions.
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What shapes the soul of an organization? In his groundbreaking book, Organizational Culture and Leadership, Edgar H. Schein delves into this question, uncovering how culture and leadership are intricately intertwined. Schein asserts that leaders don’t just operate within organizational culture—they actively create, shape, and evolve it. This post unpacks the key insights from this seminal work, explores Schein’s frameworks, and examines their relevance in shaping modern workplaces.
Written by Konstantinos Pechlivanis
Airline pilots are modern-day explorers, navigating the skies to connect the world. However, their demanding profession comes with unique environmental challenges that can impact both their short-term comfort and long-term health.
In this post, we’ll dive into the specific environmental stressors faced by pilots, their estimated cumulative exposure across different scenarios, and the potential health implications.
Written by Konstantinos Pechlivanis
Business school professor Amy Edmondson, known for her work on psychological safety, explains “teaming,” where people come together quickly (and often temporarily) to solve new, urgent or unusual problems
Written by Daan
The PACDEFF (Pacific and Australasian CRM Developers and Facilitators Forum) conference is the place to go for CRM developers and facilitators. In their extensive archives section you can find many of the presentations given at past conferences online. A wealth of information for any CRM enthusiast!
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In this brilliant video series, professor David Woods talks about resilience engineering (building resilience into complex systems).
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