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The Psychological Profile in Aircraft Accident Investigation

Pilot error is consistently cited as a major source of aircraft accidents. There are many types of pilot errors or human factors cited as possible causes contributing to a mishap and can include such areas as attention, learning, memory, intelligence, decision-making, motivation, psychomotor skills,...

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Main Author:	Sipes,Walter E
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Subjects:	ACCIDENT INVESTIGATIONS AUTOPSY AVIATION ACCIDENTS AVIATION SAFETY BEHAVIOR DEATH DRUG ABUSE ERROR ANALYSIS FATIGUE(PHYSIOLOGY) HUMAN FACTORS ENGINEERING Medicine and Medical Research PILOTS Psychology STRESS(PHYSIOLOGY) STRESS(PSYCHOLOGY) Suicide
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