| Human Error
Classification Systems - 1 |
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| u | Basic
Error Types |
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| u | Unintentional
vs. Intentional |
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| l | e.g.
mistake on a test vs. what speeds most of us drive. |
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| u | Unrecovered
vs. Recovered |
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| l | Recovered: Error with possibility for damage but |
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| no
damage actually occurred. (Driving home |
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| drunk
safely). |
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| l | Unrecovered: Error where damage could not be |
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| avoided. |
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| l | The
recovered error of one day could be the next |
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| day's
unrecovered error. |
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