IASD Drone Operations Practice Test

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What antidotal phrase can help reverse the hazardous attitude of impulsivity?
Correct Answer:
Not so fast, think first
Explanation:
Impulsivity is a hazardous attitude that pushes you to act before weighing the consequences. The antidotal phrase you should use is not so fast, think first. It creates a quick mental pause, shifting your focus from rushing to action to evaluating the situation. Pausing with this reminder encourages you to assess risks, check your checklist, and consider alternative, safer options before proceeding. This phrase is particularly effective because of its brevity and clarity—it's easy to recall under pressure and directly prompts thoughtful action. In contrast, phrases like act now or hurry up push you toward rapid, impulsive decisions. Delay and analyze is helpful but longer and less instantly memorable in the moment, whereas not so fast, think first serves as a simple, reliable cue to slow down and think first.

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