Aviation Clinical Psychology

Applying Systems Thinking to Aviation Psychology

1 Final Hobbs & Benier Aviation Psychology Symposium Paper..

1 " You won't even know we are working on it ". Human factors in airways facilities maintenance.

Aviation psychology. II: Assessing workload and selecting pilots.

The principal impact on the crew of improved technology on the flight deck has been a reduction in the number of tasks that the crew must perform but an increase in the amount of information that must be monitored. Under such circumstances it is difficult to determine the extent of the pilot's workload, yet its assessment is crucial in deciding how many people are required to operate a given ai...

The War on Error: Psychology and Aviation Maintenance

The research that I am about to describe is best captured by the term “Human Factors” a branch of psychology that draws upon many other fields of psychology for its theoretical and methodological foundations. As stated in a popular introductory text to this field (Wickens, Lee, Liu, & Becker, 2004), the goals of human factors are to: • reduce error, • increase safety, • increase productivity, a...

Clinical Psychology