Developing a Method for Evaluating Crew Resource Management Skills: A European Perspective

Author:

O'Connor Paul,Hörmann Hans-Jurgen,Flin Rhona,Lodge Mike,Goeters Klaus-Martin,JARTEL Group The

Publisher

Informa UK Limited

Subject

Computer Science Applications,Applied Psychology,Aerospace Engineering,Education

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