A New Perspective on the Prodromal Training Phase (PTP)Beyond Aviation| Stephy Publishers

 


Psychological Science and Research| Stephy publishers

Abstract :
Prodromal Training Phase (PTP) is the early identification, of the special characteristics that each trainee pilot has, beyond what is on their CV. It is important to do this before or at the beginning of the trainingbecause these characteristics will determine how efficientthe process of learning will be. That is why this article describes PTP since it could also be used in other fields of training beyond aviation which was the domain for which it was initially developed. To make sure that trainees do not just learn theories but to be able to think out of the box and figure out what is wrong and fix it. 

Keywords: PTP, Crew Training, Stress, Motivation, Memory 

Perspective :
The need to give the proper emphasis on the affective domain in pilot’s training was explained in the ‘instructor skills beyond telling’1 presentation at the Royal Aeronautical Society annual ‘International Flight Crew Training Conference’, in September 2019. In combination with the cognitive domain which is the straightforward acquisition of knowledge, the affective domain is essential since the trainee’s emotions and interests act as a motivation to learn. In order to provide effective training in both domains, attention has to be paid to the identification of the main issues that need special attention, in the period at the beginning of the training. Thus, the psychologically-based aviation training approach PTP2 has been developed. Prodrome is derived from the Greek word prodromos, meaning “running before”.3 Early signs or symptoms often indicate the onset of a disease before more diagnostically specific signs and symptoms develop.

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