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...Session No. 754 The Missing Element in Fatality Prevention James B. Spigener Vice President BST, Inc. Ojai, California Introduction This paper will examine the impact of cognitive bias, the missing element, in fatality prevention. Cognitive biases lead us to take shortcuts. Shortcuts can do two...

... it is that impels us to take risks and shortcuts? The most prevalent attitude or mindset of those who take chances with their safety is "it can't happen to me". Thinking this way is an attitude many of us have developed over the years. In fact, it has become our personal reality - part of who we are. When we were...

... prevention injury organizational change incident shortcut performance issue Session No. 715 Understanding Human Error: Exploring Their Causes and Strategies for Prevention Michael D. Topf, M.A. President, Topf Organization King of Prussia, Pa. 19406 Introduction There is an on-going concern among...

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