There are two types of failures that cause human errors, Active Failures and Failures.

Question

A. Blatant

B. Forgetful

C. Accelerated

D. Latent

Answer 1

In the context of human errors, the terms you are looking for are:

• Active Failures: These are the direct and immediate errors caused by individuals, often seen as blatant mistakes that can lead to adverse outcomes.

• Latent Failures: These are systemic issues that may not be immediately obvious but can contribute to accidents or errors when they interact with active failures.

Therefore, the correct options for the two types of failures that cause human errors would be:

A. Blatant (referring to Active Failures)

D. Latent (referring to Latent Failures)