Their skills encourage taking calculated risks, as does their knowledge that soon and certain benefits outweigh improbable costs. Capture errors occur when our actions seem dictated by familiar routines. You borrow someone's pen and put it in your own pocket because that's what you always do with pens. Or you start a new task at work and find yourself using old habits. This is one reason to get in the habit of practicing the safe way of doing something, regardless of the situation.
Description errors arise when the difference between correct and incorrect actions is slight.
You walk into a room and forget what you're looking for. That's because the cue or activator that sent you into the room was lost or forgotten. This happens whenever you start an activity with a clear goal, but then lose sight of it as you continue the task. Performance can subsequently slip. Mode errors are probable whenever we face a task involving multiple options, or modes of operation.