Academic Workload, Willingness to Pilot, and Perceived Stress

Authors

Derek M. Dolnik, Florida Institute ofTechnologyFollow
Carlie Swords, Florida Institute of TechnologyFollow
Shahd Abualhamayl, Florida Institute of TechnologyFollow
Vivek Sharma, Florida Institute of TechnologyFollow
Brooke Wheeler, Florida Institute of TechnologyFollow

Document Type

Poster

Publication Title

College of Aeronautics Research Poster Session

Abstract

This study found no relationship between perceived stress and number of credits. However, willingness to pilot (WTP) for flight students in a Part 141 flight training program was significantly lower with three or more exams than with one or two exams.

Publication Date

4-25-2023

Recommended Citation

Dolnik, Derek M.; Swords, Carlie; Abualhamayl, Shahd; Sharma, Vivek; and Wheeler, Brooke, "Academic Workload, Willingness to Pilot, and Perceived Stress" (2023). Aeronautics Student Publications. 11.
https://repository.fit.edu/aero_student/11