The Need for Situational Awareness Assessment Tools to Improve Police Decision-Making Competence
The Need for Situational Awareness Assessment Tools to Improve Police Decision-Making Competence
- 아시아경찰학회
- 아시아경찰학회 국제학술회의
- The 2007 8th AAPS Annual Conference Proceeding
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2007.10184 - 194 (11 pages)
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For many occupations the use of instruments of one sort or another are used almost routinely to assess the level of competence of professionals in decision-making, relative to their occupation. Aircraft pilots, doctors, engineers and the like are no strangers to such testing. Members of police departments, nevertheless, have little exposure to such forms of assessment, even though they are required from time to time to make critical decisions regarding public safety. At the Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas (LEMIT), part of the Criminal Justice Center, Sam Houston State University, a piece of research has commenced to assess police officers’ levels of situational awareness, with the ultimate intention of designing training that enhances decision-making competence.
Abstract<BR>Introduction<BR>Human Error<BR>Situation Awareness<BR>Intuition vs. Logical Thinking<BR>Our Future Research and Development<BR>References<BR>
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