2. What component does Pope's Triadic Analysis of Flawed Systems (TAFS) approach add to traditional safety management? (Pope, Chap. 6)
3. Pope states that the actions taken in response to an accident are determined by its impact on four factors. Which of the following is not one of the factors? (Pope, p. 162)
4. Pope's Triadic Analysis of Flawed Systems (TAFS) studies the impact of human error and flawed management practices on what three systems? (Pope, p. 165)
5. There are four principles to the theory of error-free performance (EPS). Which of the following statements does not reflect these principles? (Pope, p. 192)
6. According to Pope, McGregor's Theory X and Theory Y is considered within which management school? (Pope, p. 281)
7. Which of the following is not a recognized system safety measure to protect power sources? (Brauer, p. 546 )
8. This person is considered the father of the scientific approach to safety? (Pope, p. 36)
9. This safety approach identifies and controls hazards throughout the life cycle of a system, project, program or activity:
10. This organization recognized that a building's fire safety could benefit from a systems analysis: (Brauer, p. 563)
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