I would like to take a look at the role-playing scenario referred to in
this message. Can anyone help me out?
I am new to this email forum. I am a B747-400 pilot and also a CRM
facilitator at Cathay Pacific in Hong Kong. Any resources you may have
to share would be gratefully received.
Will post more info later.
Craig
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Jens:
I like your role-play scenario for the F/As and pilots very much. Having
separate groups work individually by reading through a written scenario or by
just watching a video is not enough (too passive). Having them enact a
realistic event helps everyone to understand where everyone else is coming
from. As a fellow psychologist, I think role-playing is an under-utilized
tool. Even though many people hate doing it, and feel self-conscious about
it, it never ceases to surprise me how much valid, useful material comes out
of it.
Pam Munro
Rivier College
Nashua, NH
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