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Anticipated negative emotions effect on incident involvement among civil pilots/ Hongwei Wang, Quan Xu, Can Yang, Xiong You and Ming Ji.

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WANG Hongwei

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Xu Quan, Yang Can, You Xiong and Ji Ming

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In: Aerospace Medicine and Human Performance Vol 90, No. 9, September 2019, pp. 774-781 (62)Summary: It is believed that the result of an increase in the number of aviation incident was resulted from human factors. Hence this article discusses the relationship between anticipated negative emotions (ANEs) and incident involving civil pilot with the case study of Chinese civil pilots.

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It is believed that the result of an increase in the number of aviation incident was resulted from human factors. Hence this article discusses the relationship between anticipated negative emotions (ANEs) and incident involving civil pilot with the case study of Chinese civil pilots.

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