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Why Don’t Trains Have Seat belts? Understanding the Science and Safety of Railway Travel
Introduction In cars and airplanes, seat belts are a crucial safety feature. They protect passengers from the dangers of sudden..
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Safety as an indicator of progress: O’Neill CEO Aloca mindFly
If you want to understand how Alcoa is doing, you need to look at our workplace safety figures. If we bring our injury rates down,…
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Mindfulness, West adopting Eastern methods
Distraction, loss of concentration, carelessness and loss of attention are causal factors in a number of aviation occurrences. This is because the mind is either…
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Empowering Resilience in Aviation Through Breath Control: The Power of Diaphragmatic BreathingYoga diaphragmatic breath control for Resilience, not just theory & skills
The startle reflex is the first response to a sudden, intense stimulus. It triggers an involuntary physiological reflex, such as blinking of the eyes, an…
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Unveiling the Dance of Your Eyes: Saccades, Fixations, and the Magic of Vision
The Symphony of Sight: How Saccades and Fixations Shape Your Visual World Our eyes, often referred to as the windows..
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Cognitive Biases in Runway Alignment: A Comprehensive Analysis
Introduction Runway alignment is a vital aspect of aviation safety, ensuring that aircraft are positioned correctly for takeoff and landing…
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Heuristics and Safety in Aviation: Enhancing Decision-Making for Safer Flights
We as humans make a number of decisions daily. We are cognitive misers and rely on heuristics.
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The Power of External Focus: Mastering the Art of Attentional Focus for Optimal Motor Learning
Introduction Attentional focus, or the capacity to direct mental resources toward specific stimuli, is a foundational element of human performance…
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Cognitive Lockup in Airline Pilots: A Risk to Aviation Safety
Cognitive lockup in airline pilots is a serious issue affecting aviation safety. This phenomenon, where pilots become fixated on one..
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The Troxler Effect in Aviation Safety: A Hidden Threat in the Cockpit
Imagine you’re in a commercial airliner cockpit. You’re focused on aligning your aircraft with the runway. Suddenly, important details in..
