Drone Pilot Practice Exam

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What type of hazardous attitude is represented by the approach "fly first, ask questions later"?

Impulsivity
Sensation-seeking
Anti-authority
Invulnerability

The correct answer is: Impulsivity

The approach "fly first, ask questions later" best represents impulsivity. This hazardous attitude is characterized by a tendency to act quickly without fully considering the consequences or risks involved in a situation. Individuals exhibiting impulsivity may rush into flying or make hasty decisions, prioritizing immediate actions over careful planning and assessment. This mindset can lead to dangerous situations in aviation, where thorough pre-flight checks and risk assessments are critical for ensuring safety. Ultimately, impulsivity undermines judgment and can contribute to accidents or incidents, making it important for pilots to recognize and manage this particular attitude. Understanding impulsivity helps pilots develop a more disciplined approach to flying, emphasizing the importance of a thoughtful decision-making process.