HFACS: A pilot uses a start-up checklist every single time that they fly. On one particular day, this pilot is rushing through the checklist and unknowingly skips over a checklist item, resulting in them trying to taxi with the parking brake on. This is best classified as what? 

There are several factors that determine the attractiveness of a task that will be switched to or stayed on. One of these factors says that a task may call attention to its presence (like your phone ringing) and that could make it more attractive to switch to. Which factor is this related to?

We discussed interruption management and its implications to the task environment and to performance. What factors impact the interruption lag? 

When we consider expertise in decision making, why do experts make more intuitive decisions? 

Let’s say we have a user who drinks a soda every day at 10am during their work break. Their dentist has advised them to stop drinking soda as the sugar is damaging their teeth. They want to break this habit of drinking soda each day. Which of the following would be required for this user to successfully break this old habit? 

True or false: if we do not expend any energy, we do not need to consume any energy (for example, if we were to lay down all day and not move, we would not need to take in any energy). Pick A for true or B for false.

Consider the knowledge, rules, skills scale, and expertise in decision making. If a decision maker’s performance is automatic due to experience, what level are they operating on?

In terms of improving situation awareness, which of the following is an example of improving situation awareness in level 2 (comprehension)? 

Regarding the cognitive environment, familiarity refers to what? 

In controls, we discussed needing to make controls discriminable; why is it important to make controls discriminable?