PS in Aviation
A comprehensive history of psychological safety in aviation — from early disasters through the development of CRM to modern safety culture. Uses Jan Hagen's research on cockpit communication to show how miscommunication and the failure to speak up are at the root of almost every aviation incident.
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Neighbours (18)
- Crew Resource Mgmt
- Safety Voice and Safety Listening During Aviation Accidents: Cockpit Voice Recordings Reveal That Speaking-Up to Power Is Not Enough
- Speaking Up to Prevent Harm: A Systematic Review of the Safety Voice Literature
- Collective Mind in Organizations: Heedful Interrelating on Flight Decks
- HOP
- Just Culture
- Power Distance Belief and Workplace Communication: The Mediating Role of Fear of Authority
- Silence That May Kill: When Aircrew Members Don't Speak Up and Why
- Cultural Diversity and Crew Communication
- Human Error & PS
- PS in Aviation (Special Edition)
- Safety I & Safety II
- Safety Risk Management Methodologies: Overview of SRM Methods and Analysis Based on Systems Thinking
- Shared Leadership in Multiteam Systems: How Cockpit and Cabin Crews Lead Each Other to Safety
- The Persistence of Safety Silence: How Flight Deck Microcultures Influence the Efficacy of Crew Resource Management
- The Role of Communication Values in Swift Starting Action Teams: IT Insights from Flight Crew Experience
- WAI vs WAD
- Setting the Tone: Early Interaction Patterns in Swift-Starting Teams as a Predictor of Effectiveness