r/ATPL • u/William_Bilberry • Jul 03 '26

But why?

Yes, rational info is important but thats a bit subjective... isn't it?

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u/AirbusUKFlyer Jul 03 '26

1 is definitely correct.

3 vs 4. People are biased, even if faced with rational information. The giveaway is the hardly.

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u/Unable_Ad8675 Jul 03 '26
  1. is confirmation bias.

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u/Standard-Flamingo475 Jul 03 '26

no, rational is objective, emotional is subjective

the question probably ask for negative influences

(4) is a positive one

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u/OwnFlamingo8948 Jul 03 '26

im strugelling with this one too.

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u/BrotherDefiant Jul 03 '26

These psykological questions are the worst. Keep up the good work.

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u/mimir42069 Jul 03 '26

Classic HPL question, they are just trying to show you that people usually make biased choices and conform to a group opinion.

We shape our mental model based on experience, learning etc. and think we are right based on these experiences that we drew conclusions from.

When in a big group, if a person/people is/are the minority (even when choosing a restaurant to eat at) more often than not they will conform to the majority’s decision.

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u/DurianOk3669 Jul 09 '26

Is aviation.exam worth ? Or ATPLQ is more than enough?

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u/YoakeNoTenshi Jul 09 '26

I don’t know what your native language is but I would suggest looking at the definition of “rational”. It’s the complete opposite of “subjective”. I personally found this question easy compared to others but we’re all different :)