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Category Scope
53 Behavioral Sciences
Includes psychological factors; individual and group behavior;
crew training and evaluation; and psychiatric research.
Definition
Behavioral Sciences – Sciences such as psychology,
sociology, or anthropology that deal with human action and aim to establish
generalizations concerning man's behavior in society.
NASA Interest
Exhaustive Interest : Behavior and psychological
effects of aerospace environments on humans, alone or in groups; and
the mental adaptation to flight in the Earth's atmosphere or in space.
Selective Interest : Mental and emotional
effects of small group behavior, isolation, confinement, and the like
as they might affect aerospace flight adaptation of man.
Negative Interest : Clinical psychology and
psychiatry that would have little or no application to aerospace activities.
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Subjects of Specific Interest
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astronaut health (psychological)
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aviation psychology
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behavioral sciences
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confinement (psychological effects, human)
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crew evaluation
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crew training
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effects of radiation (psychological, human)
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effects of stress (psychological, human)
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fatigue (psychological, human)
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flying training
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group behavior
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human behavior
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isolation effects (psychological, human)
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mental adaptation to flight
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perception (psychological, human)
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pilot performance
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psychological effects of flight
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psychological factors
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sensory deprivation (psychological effects, human)
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sleep deprivation (psychological effects, human)
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social interaction
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sociological research (psychology, human)
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space adaptation (psychological effects, human)
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space flight effects (psychological, human)
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stress (psychological effects, human)
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weightlessness effects (psychological, human)
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