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Does anyone have some information on this preception model?
I've googled to no avail, so any help would be appreciated, thanks
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Basically Hale and Hale model consists of 6 factors
> Presented Information
> Expected Information
> Perceived Information
> Possible Actions
> Cost / benefit decisions
> Action
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Well found chiltern. Hope that helps you Varnam
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Vaarnan - this would not be something to do with an CMIOSH IOSH NVQ cross over question would it?
Bruce
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Well it is with me, oh the fun im having doing the Open Assessment !!!
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Put into google - Individual Behaviour in the Control of Danger, Andrew R Hale and A Ian Glendon
You can download it as a PDF file, but by individual chapter as it is such a large book. The book is now out of print.
Good luck with the Open Assessment!
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How about it then Mods? Is asking an 'open book' question on the discussion forums in your collective opinion a valid use of the forums? Or is it just asking someone else to answer exam questions for you? Bruce has a point, but it is an open forum and I do not know if a request for H&S information in this case constitutes a contravention of any AUGs.
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Thanks for all your comments and help.
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I can see Martin's point but as long as the information asked for and provided remains simply direction to further sources of help I don't think it is misuse of the forum is it?
Now if someone starts posting detailed answers that's a bit different!
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You lot doing the open book exam
for info, I was able to find this by remembering trying to research stuff when I was a student: by this I mean that when the original model was printed was about 1970. Since then, Hale et al has developed the model considerably. Now every academic I have ever known or read, when they develop a model etc, always refer to the original in subsequent works to a) show how it developed and b) show off a bit. It shows that they are not being complacent and justifies the document's publication to a degree.
So if you are looking for a piece of info from a particular author, check out later works and you may find references to earlier works by the same person.
Good luck with the exam!
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Martin
As there are two threads running on this subject and as Kirsty has responded to the other, I would just add that the moderators will be unable to respond to your earlier request for guidance. This would be outside of what the moderators duties entail.
As for your question though, basically the open book assessment is open book and IOSH will not mind where the information comes from. The posting of the open assessment questions in full and asking other members to provide the answers would not be acceptable. Any information that candidates receive, will then have to be put into their own words, as they are not permitted to quote verbatim. There will of course be no objection to a candidate requesting a direction in terms of researchable material - to answer an open book examination question.
good luck.
CFT
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Ok CFT thanks for responding
Martin
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I'm so glad I'm not the only one shaking my head at this open book exam! What a nightmare!
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Surely asking for the details is not allowed on the open assessment. The whole point is that you can demonstrate the means to research this information? without being told where to find it.
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Well I'm not doing the open book exam, but I found absolutely loads of stuff on this in about two minutes on Google so I don't understand why people couldn't find anything as some have claimed in the various threads running on this.
With respect I think it's possible some people need to learn how to use a search engine if they really couldn't find anything. Now understanding it all - that's a different ball game!
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I agree. But i must say it took me a lot more that 2 minutes and feel the forum should not be used to discuss the open assessment questions!
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