Human Factors study applies knowledge of the human body and mind to better understand human capabilities and limitations.  Becoming a pilot is a major personal endeavor and we are justly proud of our achievements. We pilots tend to be self-reliant, take-charge individuals who willingly take responsibility - and credit - for our accomplishments. That's good - but many of us see flying as a solo act rather than a team endeavor and that's not so good. We may feel that any offer of help is intrusive; and requesting assistance is somehow an admission of inadequacy.      The truth is; there is a huge network of individuals and services available to every pilot and working with these assets as a team, we can fly to more places, more efficiently, and more safely than we can on our own.    This module will show us how best to work with and Captain our teams.