Kinaszczuk T, Dodge R E, Mohler S R
Aviat Space Environ Med. 1982 Dec;53(12):1227-9.
Safety attitudes were elicited by forced-choice questionnaire responses obtained from 141 general aviation pilots in Ohio. The developed questionnaire was pretested on experienced pilots. Specific attitudes in five major categories significant to flight safety were surveyed: aerodynamics, meteorology, preflight activities, flight operations, and aeromedical factors. All pilots were active members of the Dayton Pilots Club. Two levels of concern were identified through the study: the first relates to those areas that are of extreme importance to safety; the second covers items that constitute a safety hazard when combined with other factors.
通过对俄亥俄州141名通用航空飞行员进行强制选择问卷调查来获取安全态度。所编制的问卷在经验丰富的飞行员中进行了预测试。对飞行安全至关重要的五个主要类别中的具体态度进行了调查：空气动力学、气象学、飞行前活动、飞行操作和航空医学因素。所有飞行员均为代顿飞行员俱乐部的活跃成员。通过该研究确定了两个关注级别：第一个级别涉及对安全极为重要的那些领域；第二个级别涵盖与其他因素结合时构成安全隐患的项目。
