We propose a team reflection process to enhance resilience of a rail STS, complementing its proceduralization.
Resilience engineering concepts can complement proceduralization of complex sociotechnical systems (STS).
Although proceduralization has been successfully implemented to capture knowledge and experience, it is limited when the unexpected and unforeseen occurs.
According to Ackerman's theory, general intelligence, speed of proceduralization and psychomotor speed influence different stages of skill acquisition.
We describe a guided proceduralization framework that optimizes geometry processing on architectural input models to extract target grammars.
Extended practice leads to commitment of the knowledge to long term memory and easier retrieval, as well as automaticity and the proceduralization of tasks.
The following factors should be included in designing training approaches: Training should provide extended practice, promoting more persistent memory and easier retrieval, and to encourage automaticity and the proceduralization of tasks to make them more resistant to the effects of stress.
Depth refers to the degree of proceduralization of knowledge as well as to knowledge of the distributional properties of a given formulaic sequence in usage (i.e., how common it is, in what co-text and context it is most likely to occur, and in case it is a variable expression what its most common variants are) (Boers & Lindstromberg, 2012).
With advancing sequence, a short-term proceduralization occurs and modifies attention from focused to automatic [74] [75], which facilitates (reduces) the maintenance of active processing of task-specific elements [41] and enhances non-specific diffuse activations.
Previously, a BOLD signal at the superior parietal cortex has been found to increase toward the end of string processing in the NRT irrespective of whether a hidden mirror rule was incorporated in the string or not, reflecting a fast short-term proceduralization of stimulus- response associations [74] [75].
These findings were taken as preliminary evidence that the caudate may contribute to the "proceduralization" of declarative knowledge.
