A classic image challenging our perceptive processes from this piece on LinkedIn by Professor Eduardo Blanco-Muñoz where he goes on to discuss the importance of
This video by Laureen Harris explains Christopher Wickens’ MRT theory – using Gordon Ramsay as an example.
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
Biases can negatively influence decision making. Skybrary offers a nice overview of a few of the most common biases that affect pilot decision making.
As pilots, we often have to postpone things until later. There isn’t always a checklist to catch us. How to deal with that? This article
A great overview of the topic by the FlightSafety Foundation in their Approach and Landing Accident Reduction (ALAR) series.
This meta-analysis study notes that although many influential theories in psychology, neuroscience, and economics assume that the exertion of mental effort should feel aversive, this
This video from Human Factors for Healthcare YouTube Channel is presented by Professor Graham Towl from the Durham University Department of Psychology and introduces the
The team at FlyDubai offer us a podcast that explores Human Factors in aviation. For anyone interested in how Human Factors and aviation come together,
The essence of the perceptual process is that it combines existing knowledge
with incoming stimuli and the current situation, in order to create meaning<br