disqualifying psychological defect

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pilot certificate
human needs
physiological
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focus of perception
solo
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
security
belonging
esteem
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cognitive
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learner-instructor relationship
human nature
unconscious mind
automatic responses
impending stall
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rudder pedal
solo flight
completion standards
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fantasy
transitioning pilot
avionics
flight instruction
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Learner Emotional Reactions
aerodynamic principles
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Preflight inspection
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painstaking self-control
evaluation
disqualifying psychological defect
AMTs — aviation maintenance technicians
adult learner
risk assessment tool
autonomous and self-directed
relevancy oriented
scenario based training
training program
inadequate instruction
Airman Certification Standards (ACS)
skill acquisition
Self-Sufficiency
Playfulness
Meaningfulness
aviation instructor
aviation training
instructor-learner relationship
Emotional
Automatic
Unconscious effort
Impulsive
Deliberate
Conscious effort
learner pitfalls
Projection
Rationalization
memorized steps
The Check Ride
problem-solving
learning theory
operant conditioning
Jean Piaget
Albert Bandura
Ivan Pavlov
Pavlov's Dog
behaviorism
cognitive theory
neutral environmental stimulus
natural stimulus
metronome
Retention
SBT — scenario-based training
straight and level flight
aerodynamics
stimulus and response
assimilation
Jerome Bruner
cognitive domain
taxonomy
information processing theory
constructivism
knowledge
learner-centered environment
higher order thinking skills
PBL — problem-based learning
learner-centered learning
center of gravity
recurrent training
operational environment
perception
physical organism
goals and values
element of threat
five senses
perceptual process
Factors that Affect Perception
central nervous system
Time and Opportunity
perceptual field
outside visual references
RPM — revolutions per minute
aircraft attitude
memorization
insight
throttle
pitch attitude
Acquiring Knowledge
magneto
ATC — air traffic control
stoichiometric equation
concept learning
schema
multifunction displays
E.L. Thorndike
law of primacy
recency
categorization
discrimination
teachable moment
control yoke
control surfaces
Readiness
Effect
runway centerline
primacy
intensity
SRM — single-pilot resource management
flight debriefing
postflight critique
domains of learning
affective domain
psychomotor domain
Exercise
application
rote learning
correlation
understanding
rudder pressure
skidding
back pressure
piecemeal instruction
wind drift
analysis
synthesis
angle of bank
preflight briefing
computer-based training
awareness
response
value
Habit
characteristics of learning
Learning Is Purposeful
principles of flight
Learning Is Multifaceted
Approaches to Learning
learning style
Approaches to Learning model
Right Brain/Left Brain
Richard Felder
serialistic learners
Linda Silverman
Holistic/Serialistic Theory
sequential
VAK — visual auditory and kinesthetic
VARK
VAKT
VARKT
superlink
downwind
skill knowledge
Ricki Linksman
Visual
auditory learners
kinesthetic learners
cognitive stage
associative stage
automatic response stage
bank angle
pitch trim
automaticity
control inputs
knowledge of results
learning plateau
deliberate practice
tach generator
Types of Practice
blocked practice
random practice
long-term memory
learner-centered training
evaluation versus critique
overlearning
transfer of learning
Overlearning of Knowledge
Application of Skill
multitasking
fovea
Putting It All Together
The Multitasking Mistake
interruption
fixation
information-processing bottlenecks
Distractions and Interruptions
Fixation and Inattention
automated system
cognitive strategies
problem-solving tactics
expertise
slip
mistake
speed-accuracy tradeoff
traffic alerting system
Errors
Kinds of Errors
Reducing Error
Using Reminders
sensory memory
Baruch Fischoff
Learning from Error
precoding
chunking
recoding
working memory
short-term memory
forgetting
soloed
Remembering What Has Been Learned
How Usage Affects Memory
retrieval failure
fading
suppression
retention of learning
Repression or Suppression
mnemonic
acrostic
ANDS
chaining
generativity
magnetic compass errors
Praise Stimulates Remembering
Favorable Attitudes Aid Retention
Meaningful Repetition Aids Recall
building block concept
habit formation
How Understanding Affects Memory
Remembering during Training
Remembering after Training
Sources of Knowledge
cramming

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Plain English Meaning

A specific mental health condition that the FAA has decided makes a person ineligible to fly as a certificated pilot. If someone has one of these conditions, they cannot pass the medical exam required to fly.

Full Definition

A mental or emotional condition that, under FAA medical certification standards, prevents a person from being legally eligible to hold a pilot medical certificate. Examples listed in FAR Part 67 include established psychosis, bipolar disorder, severe personality disorder manifested by overt acts, and substance dependence or abuse.

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