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MMPI 및 적성검사와 비행 훈련 결과의 관련성 Correlation between MMPI & Aptitude Test and Flight Training Performance

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한국항공우주의학협회 항공우주의학회지 航空宇宙醫學 第8卷 第3號
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MMPI 및 적성검사와 비행 훈련 결과의 관련성
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    All the courses involved in training pilots are not only difficult but also important task. At first, every candidates of pilots should take the course of primary training flight and during that course, they learn about the basic flight skills and also take the evaluations by the teaching assistances, who make a score about their flight skills. We can say that the scores of primary training flight is an important data in studying pilot aptitudes, because that data might reflect the pilot aptitudes, indirectly. So, we could make use of the data as an index of pilot aptitudes and classified the scores dichotomously such as an upper group (N=48), lower group (N=48) using the median values of training scores. We have taken the data of MMPI and the test results of pilot aptitude test for the purpose to look after their personal characteristics and their ability of flight performance between two groups. We compared all the data between two groups by applying some univariate analyses statistically and also made a model by applying the multiple logistic regression analysis with a stepwise method. After that analysis, in the MMPI, we found that the upper group had statistically a high proportions of ‘faking good’ than the lower group in the F subscale (P<0.05) and the lower group had a statistically high proportions of hyperparanoid (T-score>60) or hypoparanoid (T-score<40) than the upper group at the Pa subscale (P<0.05). In the pilot aptitude tests such as, velocity pursuit, primary attention, tool apprehension, arithmetic inference, upper group had a statistically good scores than the lower group. When we applied the multiple logistic regression with stepwise method, we found that the variables of Pa subscale, primary attention and velocity pursuit were the most important variables that could discriminate between the two groups (deviance=86.34, d.f=90). Therefore, we could carefully say that the mental stability, especially about the paranoid and some pilot aptitude test reflecting the visual-motor function are very important variables that could influence the ability of primary training flight.

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      UCI(KEPA) : I410-ECN-0101-2010-513-002282558