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Stress

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Für Verkehrspiloten ist es ein nahezu natürlicher Teil ihres Selbstverständnisses, mit Stress gut umgehen zu können.

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  1. Main Airport Center, Vereinigung Cockpit e. V., Unterschweinstiege 10, 60549, Frankfurt, Deutschland

    Hans-Joachim Ebermann & Dr. Gerhard Fahnenbruck

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  1. Hans-Joachim Ebermann
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  1. Main Airport Center, Vereinigung Cockpit e.V., Unterschweinstiege 10, Frankfurt, 60549, Germany

    Joachim Scheiderer

  2. Main Airport Center, Vereinigung Cockpit e.V., Unterschweinstiege 10, Frankfurt, 60549, Germany

    Hans-Joachim Ebermann

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Ebermann, HJ., Fahnenbruck, G. (2011). Stress. In: Scheiderer, J., Ebermann, HJ. (eds) Human Factors im Cockpit. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-15167-5_5

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