Human Factor

1. Consequences of one sound component reducing the ear’s sensitivity to another component is known as
1 Redundancy 2 Masking
3 Speech Loss 4 Nosie distortion
2. The four primary characteristics of sound in speech are
1 Intensity, Frequency, harmonic composition 2 Intensity, Amplitude, Density, Noise
and time factor
3 Clarity, Fluency, Intensity, Redundancy
3. Fascination occurs
1 Under conditions of high workload 2 When workload is low and tedium prevails.
3 Both 1 & 2 are correct.
4. Spatial Orientation Involves
1 Visual Function 2 Vestibular Apparatus
3 Both 1 & 2 correct. 4 As in 1, 2 & Proprioception plays a less
important role.
5. Frequent Source of Error is
1 L-H 2 L-S
3 L-L 4 L-E
6. Human centred automation must be
1 Accountable, Predictable 2 Adaptable, Flexible
3 As in 1) & Error-Resistant 4 As in 2) & Error tolerant
7. Human centred automation-
1. The human must be in command.
2. Automated system must be unpredictable.
3. To be involved, human must be informed.
4. Human must not be involved.
5. Automation should be difficult to comprehend.
6. Automated systems must be able to monitor the human operator.

1 1, 4, 6 are correct. 2 3, 5, 6 are wrong.

3 1,3 & 6 are correct
8. CNS in human factor mans
1 Central Network System 2 Communications, Navigation & Surveillance
3 Central Neuron System
9. Following are steps in Risk Management
1 Hazard assessment, Hazard Reduction 2 Hazard Reduction ,Hazard Repetition
3 Hazard elimination, Hazard Creation
10. MTCS
1 There is always risk. All risks can be 2 Decision on risk are subordinate decisions.
accepted.
3 Risk management decision follow a logical 4 All are correct.
pattern.

CREATED BY AJINKYA JAYWANT MADKAIKAR