A remote pilot in command raises a safety concern about an assignment, and a manager responds, 'Fly first, ask questions later.' Which hazardous attitude does this instruction represent?

Why: This scenario is a published FAA UAG sample knowledge-test question, whose answer is 'impulsivity' — the hazardous attitude of feeling the need to do something, anything, immediately, without pausing to think first, exactly the 'fly first, ask questions later' mindset.

• Invulnerability is the belief that accidents happen to others, not oneself — not the urge to act immediately without thinking.
• Macho is risk-taking to impress others or prove ability, not the impulse to skip thinking and act immediately.