Computer-Based Maintenance Training in the Military

Nawrocki, Leon H.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4615-9230-3_37

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1983

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“…Christensen and Howard (1981) note that 40-50% of the components sent for repair in commercial airliner maintenance are not defective (and removal and replacement of these components may actually induce errors). Nawrocki (1981), reviewing maintenance in United States military installations refers to U.S. Department of Defense estimates ranging between 30 and 60% of faults diagnosed incorrectly.…”

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Effects of prolonged practice on performance in a fault-location task

Brooke

Duncan

1983

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Experimental studies of fault-finding performance typically take place over a limited number of sessions. This paper reports a study of extended practice of fault location in networks of logic units. Perfect performance was never achieved by subjects participating in the experiment. Error rates on somemeasures ofdiagnostic efficiency increased over the course of the experiment. Diagnostic efficiency was also affected both by the perceptual cornpIexity of the format representing the system and by the complexity of the system itself (presence or absence of OR gates). Errors in the diagnosis of faults can be attributed both to diagnosis with inadequate information and to lapses in low-level operational skills (typing errors).

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confidence: 99%