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Question 52-1 : Risk analysis must logically take place between ? [ Test UAV ]
The evaluation of the different options and the decision
Question 52-2 : Stress effect ?
Differs from one drone pilot to another each person has a their own management mode of the stressors he encounters.
Is identical from one drone pilot to another, only the stressor conditions the type of reaction. depends only on the will of the drone pilot who suffers it. is identical from one drone pilot to another, only the environment conditions the type of reaction.
Question 52-3 : Cognitive evaluation which leads to stress is based on ?
The evaluation of the situation and the evaluation of capabilities to cope with it.
Question 52-4 : Experience may lead to ?
An excess of confidence.
Question 52-5 : Skill is the ability to successfully perform a task ?
After training and exercise.
Question 52-6 : The most dangerous characteristic of an erroneous mental perception is that it ?
Is frequently extremely resistant to correction.
Can easily be changed. will only occur under conditions of stress. will mainly occur under conditions of relaxation.
Question 52-7 : Workload essentially depends on ?
The current situation the pilot's expertise and the ergonomics of the remote control system.
The pilot's knowledge. the task and the day's parameters (weather report, batterie load, type of flight, etc). the pilot's experience and the ergonomics of the remote control system.
Question 52-9 : Fatigue 1 increases reaction time 2 leads to errors due to inattention 3 is not workload related 4 accumulates over time ?
1 2 4.
Fatigue is linked to workload if you're swamped with work you're going to be tired so statement 3 is therefore false2 - 3 - 4. 1 - 2 - 3. 1 - 3 - 4.
Question 52-10 : Fatigue ?
May decrease performance.
Can not impact the performance of a trained subject. can not impact the performance of a young subject. increases the level of performance of an experienced drone pilot.
Question 52-11 : In the decision making process the pilot is in the process of evaluating the options from the choices below indicate which approach the pilot can use to limit the effect of their emotions ?
Anticipate potential problems before the imminence of danger.
Decision making is a concept which represents a voluntary and conscious process of selection from among possible solutions for a given problem decision making results in a choice between different options to achieve a goalWait for events to happen, if they happen. do not want to settle everything in advance. develop a plan with the information available at the time of the event.
Question 52-12 : The best prevention against stress during a remote flight activity is for you to ?
Stay in a situation that you familiar with within the limits of your savoir faire.
Let your hyperactivity run wild. avoid any food at least six hours before the upcoming flight. focus on the detail that seems most worrying to you.
Question 52-13 : Performance ?
Can be improved under moderate stress.
Is improved when the stress level is at its peak. is not affected by a family-related stress. is never affected by stress for an experienced drone pilot.
Question 52-14 : Most accidents are mainly caused by lack of ?
Good judgment.
Physical skills. interpersonal relations. good maintenance of aircraft.
Question 52-15 : Concerning the effects of drugs and pilot's performance ?
The primary and the side effects have to be considered.
Medication has no influence on pilot's performance. only the primary effect has to be considered, side effects are negligible. the side effects only have to be considered.
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