ASTB-E Domain 5: Naval Aviation Trait Facet Inventory (NATFI) Welcome to your ASTB-E Domain 5: Naval Aviation Trait Facet Inventory (NATFI) 1. ASTB-E: Naval Aviation Trait Facet Inventory (NATFI) When faced with an unexpected challenge during a flight mission, what is your primary response? A. Seek advice from superiors or colleagues B. Rely on instinct and personal judgment C. Follow standard procedures and protocols D. Wait for further instructions None 2. ASTB-E: Naval Aviation Trait Facet Inventory (NATFI) In a high-stress situation, how do you manage your emotions? A. Focus on the task at hand, ignoring emotions B. Express emotions to relieve stress C. Analyze the reason behind the emotions D. Seek support from team members None 3. ASTB-E: Naval Aviation Trait Facet Inventory (NATFI) How do you approach decision-making in rapidly changing scenarios? A. Deliberate extensively before making a decision B. Make decisions based on gut feeling C. Quickly adapt and decide based on the latest information D. Avoid making decisions until absolutely necessary None 4. ASTB-E: Naval Aviation Trait Facet Inventory (NATFI) How do you prioritize tasks when multiple issues arise simultaneously? A. Address the easiest tasks first B. Tackle tasks in the order they arise C. Prioritize tasks based on their urgency and importance D. Seek guidance on which tasks to prioritize None 5. ASTB-E: Naval Aviation Trait Facet Inventory (NATFI) When learning a new aviation skill, how do you approach the process? A. Rely on previous experience and intuition B. Follow instructions and standard learning protocols C. Experiment with different methods D. Seek constant feedback from instructors None 6. ASTB-E: Naval Aviation Trait Facet Inventory (NATFI) In a scenario where instructions from the control tower conflict with your judgment, what is your course of action? A. Follow control tower instructions without question B. Rely solely on personal judgment C. Seek a quick consensus with co-pilot or crew D. Evaluate and balance both the instructions and personal judgment None 7. ASTB-E: Naval Aviation Trait Facet Inventory (NATFI) How do you handle situations where team members have conflicting opinions during a mission? A. Insist on your own opinion as the leader B. Encourage open discussion to reach a consensus C. Delegate the decision to a higher authority D. Ignore the conflict and make an independent decision None 8. ASTB-E: Naval Aviation Trait Facet Inventory (NATFI) When encountering an unforeseen technical issue with the aircraft, how do you proceed? A. Immediately inform the control tower and follow their guidance B. Try to resolve the issue using personal knowledge and skills C. Follow the emergency procedures outlined in the manual D. Consult with the crew for a collective solution None 9. ASTB-E: Naval Aviation Trait Facet Inventory (NATFI) What is your approach to maintaining proficiency in aviation skills during periods of inactivity? A. Rely on previous experience to regain skills quickly B. Engage in regular training and simulations C. Wait for official retraining programs D. Focus on theoretical knowledge rather than practical skills None 10. ASTB-E: Naval Aviation Trait Facet Inventory (NATFI) How do you assess risks when planning a flight mission? A. Rely on intuition and past experiences B. Conduct a detailed analysis using available data and resources C. Follow the risk assessment provided by superiors D. Minimize risk assessment to maintain flexibility None 11. ASTB-E: Naval Aviation Trait Facet Inventory (NATFI) In the event of a communication breakdown with ground control, what is your first action? A. Continue the mission based on the last received instructions B. Attempt to restore communication using alternative methods C. Rely on your own judgment to proceed D. Immediately divert to the nearest airport None 12. ASTB-E: Naval Aviation Trait Facet Inventory (NATFI) How do you approach learning from mistakes made during flight operations? A. Focus on personal reflection and self-analysis B. Discuss the mistakes with superiors and seek guidance C. Conduct a formal review with the entire team D. Avoid dwelling on mistakes to maintain confidence None 13. ASTB-E: Naval Aviation Trait Facet Inventory (NATFI) When faced with conflicting information from instruments and visual cues, how do you proceed? A. Trust instruments over visual cues B. Rely on visual cues over instruments C. Evaluate the situation to determine the most reliable source D. Ask for input from the co-pilot or crew None 14. ASTB-E: Naval Aviation Trait Facet Inventory (NATFI) In a crisis, how do you handle the pressure of making a decision that could risk lives? A. Rely on standard emergency procedures B. Make a decision based on personal experience C. Consult with the crew for diverse perspectives D. Delay decision-making until more information is available None 15. ASTB-E: Naval Aviation Trait Facet Inventory (NATFI) How do you adapt to new technology or procedures in aviation? A. Stick to known methods and slowly integrate new ones B. Embrace new technology and procedures enthusiastically C. Rely on training and gradually apply new methods D. Wait for others to adopt new methods before trying them yourself None 16. ASTB-E: Naval Aviation Trait Facet Inventory (NATFI) When you are responsible for a mistake in a mission, how do you address it with your team? A. Acknowledge the mistake and discuss ways to avoid it in the future B. Minimize the focus on the mistake to maintain team morale C. Defer the responsibility to avoid undermining authority D. Focus on external factors that contributed to the mistake None 17. ASTB-E: Naval Aviation Trait Facet Inventory (NATFI) How do you ensure effective communication with your team during complex operations? A. Use technical jargon to ensure precision B. Simplify language for clarity and understanding C. Rely on written communication for accuracy D. Use verbal commands only None 18. ASTB-E: Naval Aviation Trait Facet Inventory (NATFI) In a situation where you must deviate from a flight plan, what is your primary consideration? A. Minimizing fuel consumption B. Ensuring passenger comfort C. Maintaining communication with ground control D. Safety and regulatory compliance None 19. ASTB-E: Naval Aviation Trait Facet Inventory (NATFI) How do you approach a scenario where you have limited information about a critical decision? A. Make a decision based on available information B. Delay the decision until more information is obtained C. Consult with the team for collective input D. Rely on past experiences in similar situations None 20. ASTB-E: Naval Aviation Trait Facet Inventory (NATFI) What is your strategy for maintaining situational awareness in rapidly changing environments? A. Focus on the most critical elements only B. Constantly update and revise your understanding of the situation C. Rely on the co-pilot or crew to monitor changes D. Stick to the initial plan regardless of changes None 1 out of 20 Time is Up! Time's up