Aeronautical decision-making (ADM) provides a structured approach that enhances a pilot's ability to make safe decisions. According to the remote pilot study guide, which of the following is one of the steps toward good decision-making that ADM training addresses?

Why: The remote pilot study guide's ADM chapter lists identifying personal attitudes hazardous to safe flight as one of the steps toward good decision-making, alongside learning behavior modification techniques, recognizing and coping with stress, developing risk assessment skills, using all resources, and evaluating one's own ADM skills.

• Invents a memorization requirement; ADM is a decision-making framework, not a regulation-memorization exercise.
• Contradicts the study guide, which describes both direct and indirect experience as valid ways pilots learn and improve decision-making.