CFI FOI Task A(Complete solutions)
Definitions of Human Behavior Definition (A) correct answersThe study of human behavior is
an attempt to explain how and why human functions the way they do
Definitions of Human Behavior B correct answersScientific World Definition
-Product of factors that cause people to act in predictable ways
-Ex. Public Speaking
Definitions of Human Behavior C correct answersSatisfying Needs Definition
-Human behavior is the result of attempts to satisfy certain needs
-Simple needs may drive behavior: Food and water
-Also maybe driven by complex needs: Respect and acceptance
Definitions of Human Behavior D correct answersLife Course of Humans Definition
-As humans grow, behavior changes
-As an individual matures, their mode of actions moves from dependency to self-direction (e.g.
adult learners)
Definitions of Human Behavior E correct answersPersonality Types
Myers Briggs Type Indicator
-Differing psychological preferences in how people perceive the world and make decisions
-Now used to discover future careers
Definition of Human Behavior F correct answersInstructor and Learner Relationship
-Instructor must understand his/her style of teaching and as much as possible adapt to learners
-Adjust scenarios to fit learner's learning (every learner is different)
Definition of Human Behavior G correct answersControl of Human Behavior
-It is the instructor's responsibility to discover how to realize the potential in each learner
-Create an atmosphere that enables/encourages learners to help themselves toward their goals
Definition of Human Behavior H correct answersA working knowledge of behavior can help an
instructor better understand a learner
Human Needs and Motivation Definition (A) correct answersHierarchy of Human Needs
-Until the needs are satisfied, one can't focus fully on learning, self-expression, or any other task
-Once a need is satisfied, it no longer provides motivation
, -Thus, the person strives to satisfy the needs of the next higher level
Human Needs and Motivation B correct answersPhysiological
-Biological needs: Food, rest, and protection from the elements e.g. the bare bones of living
Human Needs and Motivation C correct answersSecurity
-If a learner does not feel safe, he or she cannot concentrate fully on learning, self-expression or
any
other task
Human Needs and Motivation D correct answersBelonging
-Learners are usually out of their normal surroundings
-Ensure new learners feel at ease and their decision to pursue aviation is reinforced
Human Needs and Motivation E correct answers***Esteem (2)
-Maybe the main reason for the learner's interest in aviation
-2 types
-Internally: Self-esteem e.g. confidence
-Externally: Reputation e.g. status
Human Needs and Motivation F correct answersCognitive and Aesthetic
-Cognitive: Need to know and understand
-e.g. If a person understands what is going on, they can either control the situation or make
informed decisions about what steps might be taken next
-Aesthetic: Emotional needs
-If an instructor does not like a learner, this subtle feeling may affect the instructor's ability to
teach
Human Needs and Motivation G correct answersSelf Actualization
-When all other needs are satisfied only then can self-actualization be attained
-Realizing one's own potential for continued development/Reaching personal goals & potential
Defense Mechanisms Definition (A) correct answersSubconscious, almost automatic, ego-
protecting reactions to unpleasant situations
Defense Mechanisms B correct answersRepression
-A person places uncomfortable thoughts into inaccessible areas of the unconscious mind
Definitions of Human Behavior Definition (A) correct answersThe study of human behavior is
an attempt to explain how and why human functions the way they do
Definitions of Human Behavior B correct answersScientific World Definition
-Product of factors that cause people to act in predictable ways
-Ex. Public Speaking
Definitions of Human Behavior C correct answersSatisfying Needs Definition
-Human behavior is the result of attempts to satisfy certain needs
-Simple needs may drive behavior: Food and water
-Also maybe driven by complex needs: Respect and acceptance
Definitions of Human Behavior D correct answersLife Course of Humans Definition
-As humans grow, behavior changes
-As an individual matures, their mode of actions moves from dependency to self-direction (e.g.
adult learners)
Definitions of Human Behavior E correct answersPersonality Types
Myers Briggs Type Indicator
-Differing psychological preferences in how people perceive the world and make decisions
-Now used to discover future careers
Definition of Human Behavior F correct answersInstructor and Learner Relationship
-Instructor must understand his/her style of teaching and as much as possible adapt to learners
-Adjust scenarios to fit learner's learning (every learner is different)
Definition of Human Behavior G correct answersControl of Human Behavior
-It is the instructor's responsibility to discover how to realize the potential in each learner
-Create an atmosphere that enables/encourages learners to help themselves toward their goals
Definition of Human Behavior H correct answersA working knowledge of behavior can help an
instructor better understand a learner
Human Needs and Motivation Definition (A) correct answersHierarchy of Human Needs
-Until the needs are satisfied, one can't focus fully on learning, self-expression, or any other task
-Once a need is satisfied, it no longer provides motivation
, -Thus, the person strives to satisfy the needs of the next higher level
Human Needs and Motivation B correct answersPhysiological
-Biological needs: Food, rest, and protection from the elements e.g. the bare bones of living
Human Needs and Motivation C correct answersSecurity
-If a learner does not feel safe, he or she cannot concentrate fully on learning, self-expression or
any
other task
Human Needs and Motivation D correct answersBelonging
-Learners are usually out of their normal surroundings
-Ensure new learners feel at ease and their decision to pursue aviation is reinforced
Human Needs and Motivation E correct answers***Esteem (2)
-Maybe the main reason for the learner's interest in aviation
-2 types
-Internally: Self-esteem e.g. confidence
-Externally: Reputation e.g. status
Human Needs and Motivation F correct answersCognitive and Aesthetic
-Cognitive: Need to know and understand
-e.g. If a person understands what is going on, they can either control the situation or make
informed decisions about what steps might be taken next
-Aesthetic: Emotional needs
-If an instructor does not like a learner, this subtle feeling may affect the instructor's ability to
teach
Human Needs and Motivation G correct answersSelf Actualization
-When all other needs are satisfied only then can self-actualization be attained
-Realizing one's own potential for continued development/Reaching personal goals & potential
Defense Mechanisms Definition (A) correct answersSubconscious, almost automatic, ego-
protecting reactions to unpleasant situations
Defense Mechanisms B correct answersRepression
-A person places uncomfortable thoughts into inaccessible areas of the unconscious mind
