One specific form of confirmation bias is (plan) continuation bias, or plan continuation error. Once a plan is made and committed to, it becomes increasingly difficult for stimuli or conditions in the environment to be recognized as necessitating a change to the plan.

2022年12月22日 · Research conducted by the General Aviation Joint Safety Committee’s (GAJSC) Controlled Flight into Terrain (CFIT) work group report suggests that human bias – particularly plan continuation bias – may be a significant factor in CFIT accidents.

2018年4月19日 · Plan-continuation bias appears to be particularly strong toward the end of the activity and has been theorized to result from the interaction of such factors as cognitive load, task demands, and social influences.

FIT and Plan ontinuation ias Research conducted by the General Aviation Joint Safety Committee’s (GAJSC) Controlled Flight into Terrain (CFIT) work group report suggests that human bias – particularly plan continuation bias – may be a significant factor in CFIT accidents. It’s important for pilots to know

2024年5月9日 · Plan continuation bias refers to the tendency of pilots to stick with an existing heading and destination even when better options may be available after accounting for changing weather or other factors. This behavior may be more likely to occur when pilots have one or more passengers aboard who potentially put subtle (or not so subtle ...

Plan Continuation Bias is a form of Confirmation Bias that features pressing on with a plan even though information that indicates the plan should be modified or abandoned is readily available. It appears stronger as one nears completion of the activity (e.g. nearing a destination).

Plan continuation bias is a cognitive trap that can lead even the most seasoned professionals astray. It's like being on autopilot, sticking to your original plan despite new evidence suggesting it's time to rethink the route. Let's break this down into bite-sized pieces so you can spot and dodge this sneaky bias in your own decision-making.

2024年8月12日 · While the aviation sector has identified plan continuation bias as a cognitive bias of interest (Woods, 2020), overconfidence was not represented within course or training materials. This indicates aviation curricula should address this bias, displaying the bias in training and informing pilots of its prevalence through NTSB incident reports as ...

With a Plan Continuation Bias, a pilot tends to press on with a plan, even though information that indicates the plan should be modified or abandoned is readily available. Realistic pre-flight planning should objectively consider aircraft and pilot capabilities, weather challenges and alternate destinations.

2022年11月14日 · Research conducted by the General Aviation Joint Safety Committee’s (GAJSC) Controlled Flight into Terrain (CFIT) work group report suggests that human bias — particularly plan continuation...