Summary A Model of Individual Safety Based on Constantly Building Compromises

Summary A Model of Individual Safety Based on Constantly Building Compromises 

The foundations of what could be called a theory of ecological safety [21] shed additional light on some of the findings from the literature on the conttol of dynamic situations. 

The key to interpreting results coherently is based on the following points  

In short, when the work is securely under control, supervision of the physical process is largely automated while control of the situation (internal supervision) paradoxically requires a constant brake on oneself to avoid being tempted to pointlessly engage with local optimum standards (perfect understanding or perfect actions) which are disconnected from the social demands and goals of the situation. 

Safety within every supervisory process is ensured by a number of different cognitive mechanisms  

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