Management and Organizational Studies 1022F/G Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Intelligence Quotient, Machismo, Circadian Rhythm
29 Apr 2012
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The study of all aspects of human beings. I-illness: there has been a macho" culture in aviation to tough it out". However, untreated cold can reduce reaction time b much as 75: attitudes toward illness are slowly changing, mental illness must also be considered. M-medication: self-diagnosis with over-the-counter cough, cold and pain medication. Fear of losing aviation medical: otc medication can significantly reduce your pilot skills. Temperature, noise, vibrations and lighting: psychological. Fear, anxiety, peer pressure: impacts ability to pilot aircraft safety. A-alcohol: no person shall act as a crew member of an aircraft. Within 8 hours after consuming an alcoholic beverage. High workload, monotonous activities, jet lag: detrimental effects on performance. Increased errors/long response time: fatigue results from sleep loss and disrupted circadian rhythms. E-eating: flying for several hours without enough food puts a pilot at risk of entering a hypoglycemic state, hydration is also critically important. Maintain balance between too much and too little.
