虚拟现实技术应用于民航飞行员EAP项目的前瞻研究
Virtual Reality Technology Applied in EAP for Civil Pilots: A Prospective Study

DOI: 10.12677/AP.2016.610137, PP. 1078-1082

Keywords: 员工帮助计划，虚拟现实技术，民航飞行员，民航飞行安全
Employee Assistance Program, Virtual Reality Technique, Civil Pilot, Civil Aviation Safety

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问题：本文在应用心理学工作团队在为民航飞行员群体的员工帮助计划(EAP)实施过程中，面临工作团队专业水准的质疑、服务项目内在品质和服务工作时间方式等方面的挑战。方法：文献法，结合心理访谈技术。结论：本文深度关注和借鉴虚拟现实技术(VR技术)的应用研究进展，提出了将VR技术应用于民航EAP领域的应用构想——以VR技术全面打造、提升和优化民航飞行员群体的员工帮助计划(EAP)，并提供了可行性论证。
Problem: The applied psychology work team is confronted with skepticism of professional standard and the challenge from internal quality of service projects, as well as the arrangement of the service, during the Implementation of Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for civil aviation pilots. Methods: Literature review, combined with psychological interview technique. Conclusion: Through close attention and borrowing the research progress in the application of Virtual Reality (VR) technology, the authors put forward the idea of applying VR technology to the civil aviation EAP field, that is, to comprehensively make and improve the EAP for civil aviation pilots based on VR technology. The feasibility is also provided.

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