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
Situational awareness is a concept that is very familiar to the aviation community in an applied sense, but have you ever taken a deeper look
In this interesting scientific paper, Sydney Dekker and Robert-Jan de Boer investigate Automation Surprise. A model of automation surprise based on sense-making is presented. https://www.mdpi.com/2313-576X/3/3/20
In this interesting paper, Don Harris and colleagues look into the interrelationship of the various pilot competences and present their CRM dynamic model.
A useful checklist for Crew Resource Management training design.
One of the first research efforts into startle and surprise management. The attached report is written by the Dutch NLR on the initiative of EASA.
In this paper Capt Dan Maurino gives an excellent explanation of what TEM actually is.
In this scientific paper, leading Human Factors scientist Paul Salmon reviews the relevance of the term human error and asks whether it still a useful
This seminal study by Dismukes and Berman (2010) from NASA looks at the role of checklists and monitoring as two essential defences against equipment failures
This award-winning paper examined details from over 2000 incident reports from commercial airlines. The premise of the paper is that we could be doing more