#1
Which phase of the Pilot Decision-Making Process involves defining the problem and gathering information?
Identify
ExplanationInitial step, focusing on problem definition and information gathering.
#2
During the 'Do' phase of the Pilot Decision-Making Process, what action should a pilot take?
Implement the decision
ExplanationExecuting the chosen course of action.
#3
What does the 'Hazardous Attitudes' model aim to address in pilot decision making?
Negative attitudes that can lead to poor decisions
ExplanationIdentifying and mitigating attitudes detrimental to decision-making.
#4
During the 'Identify' phase of the Pilot Decision-Making Process, what should a pilot focus on?
Defining the problem
ExplanationUnderstanding and defining the issue at hand.
#5
What is the primary focus of 'Aeronautical Decision Making (ADM)'?
Decision-making processes in aviation
ExplanationFocused on effective decision-making in aviation contexts.
#6
During the 'Evaluate' phase of the Pilot Decision-Making Process, what should a pilot consider regarding the chosen option?
Its potential consequences and risks
ExplanationAssessing outcomes and associated risks of chosen actions.
#7
In the context of aeronautical decision making, what does the 'DECIDE' model stand for?
Determine, Evaluate, Control, Identify, Do, Execute
ExplanationA mnemonic for decision-making steps in aviation.
#8
When faced with a decision in the 'Evaluate' phase, what should a pilot consider?
Weather conditions
ExplanationWeather's impact on the decision and its potential risks.
#9
What is the 'Five P's' checklist in aeronautical decision making?
Prepare, Plan, Proceed, Pilot, Payload
ExplanationA mnemonic for steps in decision-making in aviation.
#10
Which factor is NOT considered in the 'Three-P Model' for aeronautical decision making?
Proceed
ExplanationProceed is not part of the Pilot, Plane, and Plan factors.
#11
What is the purpose of the 'PAVE' checklist in aeronautical decision making?
Prepare, Analyze, Visualize, Execute
ExplanationEnsuring comprehensive decision preparation and execution.
#12
Which of the following is NOT a component of the 'SRM' model for aeronautical decision making?
Route Management
ExplanationRoute management isn't part of Situation, Risk, and Mitigation.
#13
What is the primary purpose of the 'Sterile Cockpit Rule'?
To reduce distractions during critical phases of flight
ExplanationMinimizing distractions for safety during critical flight phases.
#14
What is the purpose of the 'OODA Loop' in aeronautical decision making?
Observing, Orienting, Deciding, Acting
ExplanationDecision cycle to understand and act on changing situations.
#15
What is the primary purpose of the 'IMSAFE' checklist?
Illness, Medication, Stress, Alcohol, Fatigue, Emotion
ExplanationChecking pilot fitness factors before flight.
#16
Which weather phenomenon is commonly associated with 'microbursts' and poses a significant threat to aviation?
Thunderstorms
ExplanationThunderstorms can cause dangerous microbursts.
#17
What does the 'Elevator Effect' refer to in the context of aeronautical decision making?
The psychological impact of altitude changes on decision making
ExplanationHow altitude changes affect decision-making.
#18
What is the primary purpose of the '5-Minute Rule' in aeronautical decision making?
Reassessing the situation and making a decision every 5 minutes
ExplanationRegularly reviewing and updating decisions for safety.