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The Effects of an Induced Negative Mood State on Student Pilot Learning
Journal of Aviation/Aerospace Education & Research
  • Angela Wendell
  • Christina Frederick-Recascino
  • Jodi DeLuca
  • Thomas Kirton
Publication Date
2003
Abstract

The present study examined the effect of an experimentally induced mood state on student pilot learning for ground school- related information. The findings from this study supported the research mat has been done in the past on negative mood and memory (Leigh & Ellis, 1981). Furthermore, the researchers showed support for the hypothesis that a negative mood state will cause a decrement in memory performance for student pilots who are attempting to remember ground-based material. Although further research needs to be done in this area, evidence has shown that a negative mood state will decrease student pilot memory ability.

Citation Information
Angela Wendell, Christina Frederick-Recascino, Jodi DeLuca and Thomas Kirton. "The Effects of an Induced Negative Mood State on Student Pilot Learning" Vol. 13 Iss. 1 (2003)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/christina_m_frederick/43/