(5) PROF ELECTIVE (LESSON 1)

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Sender

Message

Receiver

Feedback

What are the 4 Communication Process?

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Miscommunication

The failure to communicate adequately and effectively.

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Miscommunication

Also known as poor communication, misunderstanding, misperception or misinterpretation.

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Miscommunication

The most prominent causal human factor in Aviation accidents.

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Miscommunication

NASA and ASRS revealed; more than 70% inflight problems with information transfer, primarily related to voice communications.

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70%

NASA and ASRS revealed how many percent inflight problems?

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Miscommunication

FAA estimates; 60–80%of flight accidents/incidents are due to human errors caused by ineffective communication and other communication-related indicators.

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Miscommunication

According to ICAO; 1,100 passengers and crew lost lives in air crashes linked to language and communication issues (1976-2000).

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1,100

According to ICAO how many passengers and crew lost their lives due to communication?

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International Civil Aviation Organization

What is ICAO?

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Incident

Accident

Fatalities

What are the 3 Impact of Miscommunication to Aviation Safety

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Accident

is an unplanned, negative event resulting in injury, damage, or loss.

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Incident

is a broader term for any, often unexpected, event or occurrence that may or may not involve harm.

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Face to Face Communication

Time and situation permitting.

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Short and Concise

The message should be short and straight to the point.

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Note-taking

To record key information mentioned.

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4 Part Assertiveness Message

A non-threatening method in which a person can directly communicate concerns about a situation which he/she is not comfortable with.

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Assertive

Uses “I” statements to get the message across.

Values other’s feelings and rights.

Stick to the facts.

Ask rather than demands.

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Aggressive

Uses “YOU” statements to get the message across.

Violates other’s feelings and rights.

Exaggerates facts.

Demanding and angry.

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Opening

Specify Concern

Recommend a Solution

Request Feedback

What are the 4 part Assertiveness Message?

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External Factors

Noise, distractions, time, medium of communication, temperature, organizational.

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Internal Factors

Internal Factors Gender, knowledge, behavior, attitude, attention, assumption, physical, mental, emotional state, culture.

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External Factors

Internal Factors

2 Causal Factors of Miscommunication

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Communication

It is a Skill

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Effective Communication

It is a shared responsibility