A Review of Flight Simulator Transfer of Training Studies¶
Valverde, H. H. (1973). A Review of Flight Simulator Transfer of Training Studies. Human Factors, 15(6), 510-523.
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- Innovation Sandbox
- Education and training: flight, surgical, and control-room simulators; the playground as a physical sandbox for social experimentation; the school production as low-stakes social rehearsal.
This sourceReviews evidence that bounded, capped-stakes flight simulators produce skill that transfers to the real aircraft — a high-fidelity simulator as an experimentation sandbox.
Supported in partVerified against the publisher's abstract
Valverde's abstract treats flight simulators as training devices whose value need not rest on duplicating real equipment; it says nothing of surgical or control-room simulators, playgrounds, or school productions.
“A trainer need not duplicate operational equipment to have training value. Technical reports pertaining to flight simulator transfer of training studies available from the Defense Documentation Center are reviewed.”
- Education and training: flight, surgical, and control-room simulators; the playground as a physical sandbox for social experimentation; the school production as low-stakes social rehearsal.
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