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6.2 Decision Making Decision making is the process of reaching a judgement or choosing an option.
6.2.1 Problem definition and diagnosis
Problem definition and diagnosis is the ability to collect the information needed to
define a problem and its causal factors.
Examples of poor practice:
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Nature of the problem not stated or failure to diagnose;
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No discussion of probable causes.
Examples of good practice:
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Gathers information and identifies problem;
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Reviews causal factors with other crew members.
6.2.2 Option generation
Option generation refers to the ability of a crew member to generate multiple
responses to a problem.
Examples of poor practice:
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Does not search for information;
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Does not ask crew for alternatives.
Examples of good practice:
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States alternative courses of action;
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Asks crew members for options.
6.2.3 Risk assessment and option selection
Risk assessment and option selection refers to the ability of a crew member to successfully assess risks and benefits of different responses to a problem, and to select the best response. Both should be accomplished through discussion with other crew members.
Examples of poor practice:
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Inadequate discussion of limiting factors with crew;
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Failing to inform crew of decision path being taken.
Examples of good practice:
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Considers and shares risks of alternative courses of action;
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Talks about possible risks for course of action in terms of crew limitations;
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Confirms selected course of action.
6.3 Co-operation Co-operation is the ability to work effectively in a crew.
6.3.1 Team-building and maintaining
Team-building and maintaining is about the ability to establish positive interpersonal relations between crew members and their active participation in fulfilling the tasks. Examples of poor practice:
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Blocks open communication;
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Keeps barriers between crew members;
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Competes with others.
Examples of good practice:
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Establishes atmosphere for open communication and participation;
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Encourages inputs and feedback from others;
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Does not compete with others.
6.3.2 Consideration of others
Consideration of others involves the acceptance of others and understanding their
personal condition.
Examples of poor practice:
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Ignores suggestions of other crew members;
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Does not take account of the condition of other crew members;
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