A pilot that avoids making errors and taking responsibilities is characterized as...
HAZARDOUS ATTITUDES
- Resignation ('There's nothing I can do'): A mindset characterized by acceptance of circumstances without active resistance or attempt to change them. Individuals with a resignation attitude may feel powerless or defeated. This feeling can cause the individual to leave the action to others – for better or worse.
Antidote – I am not helpless. I can make a difference.
An anxious pilot may worry excessively about making mistakes, but anxiety doesn't necessarily lead to avoiding responsibility.
A confident pilot generally feels capable of handling challenges and taking responsibility for their actions.
A vigilant pilot is one who maintains high levels of attention and is alert to potential issues. Vigilance implies being proactive and ready to take corrective actions, which is the opposite of avoidance.
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