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Aviation psychology and human factors have made asignificant contribution to aviation safety since the beginning of flying.Following the Germanwings tragedy in 2015, the professions have received extraattention from both governmental and aviation industry organizations. This paperreports on the development of a competency framework defining skills, knowledge,and attitudes for the endorsement of aviation psychologists (AVPSY) and aviationhuman factors specialists (AVHFS) based on input from 47 stakeholders andsubject matter experts. The framework covers aviation domain knowledge,knowledge about humans, methodological approaches and tools, applicationpractice areas, and common supporting skills and attitudes. Commonalities anddifferences between AVPSY and AVHFS are highlighted, and competency levels arediscussed. Practical benefits of using the competency-based framework areemphasized for practitioners, employers, and universities or trainingorganizations.
Aviation Psychology and Applied Human Factors – American Psychological Association
Published: Jan 1, 2023
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