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    This document outlines a 10-step plan to address intangible hazards and choice blindness in human behavior. It involves analyzing the root causes of non-compliance, understanding the nature of those root causes, determining if feedforward controls are needed for human behavior, selecting the most applicable control, evaluating how it can effectively influence the human mind through conscious and unconscious learning, suggesting a design for the control, evaluating the control's reinforcement performance over time, and determining if the control is equally important for trained personnel.

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    This document outlines a 10-step plan to address intangible hazards and choice blindness in human behavior. It involves analyzing the root causes of non-compliance, understanding the nature of those root causes, determining if feedforward controls are needed for human behavior, selecting the most applicable control, evaluating how it can effectively influence the human mind through conscious and unconscious learning, suggesting a design for the control, evaluating the control's reinforcement performance over time, and determining if the control is equally important for trained personnel.

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    Dealing With Intangible Hazards: Choice Blindness

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    Sajid Siddique
    This document outlines a 10-step plan to address intangible hazards and choice blindness in human behavior. It involves analyzing the root causes of non-compliance, understanding the nature of those root causes, determining if feedforward controls are needed for human behavior, selecting the most applicable control, evaluating how it can effectively influence the human mind through conscious and unconscious learning, suggesting a design for the control, evaluating the control's reinforcement performance over time, and determining if the control is equally important for trained personnel.

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    DEALING WITH

    INTANGIBLE
    HAZARDS
    CHOICE BLINDNESS

    Analysis on phenomenon

    Plan
    1. WHAT ARE ROOT CAUSES OF NON-COMPLIANCE
    2. NATURE OF ROOT CAUSES
    3. IS THERE NEED FOR FEEDFORWARD CONTROLS ON HUMAN BEHAVIOR
    4. WHAT IS MOSTLY APPLICABLE CONTROL
    5. HOW IS IT EFFECTIVE? (HUMAN MIND)
    6. HOW HUMAN MIND CONSCIOUS LEARNING WORKS
    7. HOW HUMAN MIND UNCONSCIOUS LEARNING WORKS
    8. SUGGESTED TBT DESIGN
    9. EVALUATING PERFORMANCE OF RIENFORCEMENT
    10.Is TBT equally important for trained personnel?

    NG BRAIN GAMES

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