Force Encounters Analysis: Understanding Human Performance in Critical Incidents
Biloxi, MS · Jan 25–27, 2027 · 24 hours · $595.00
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Description
Force Encounters Analysis is a dynamic, participant-centered 24-hour course designed to present the most current, unbiased scientific evidence about officer-involved use of force. Our curriculum helps law enforcement professionals apply ground-breaking concepts revealed through human performance research to the following areas:
- Performance under stress
- Body-worn cameras and other video evidence
- Effective de-escalation
- Naturalistic decision-making
- Neurophysiology of the stress response
- Consequences of fatigue
- Memory failures
- Understanding reaction time
This training offers an education in human performance derived from over 100 years of science and research. It provides the tools necessary for law enforcement professionals to improve performance and decrease agency liability through pre-incident risk management and post-incident forensic findings. Without question, our training can help save lives (officer and civilian) and reduce the risk of officers being exposed to criminal liabili
- Performance under stress
- Body-worn cameras and other video evidence
- Effective de-escalation
- Naturalistic decision-making
- Neurophysiology of the stress response
- Consequences of fatigue
- Memory failures
- Understanding reaction time
This training offers an education in human performance derived from over 100 years of science and research. It provides the tools necessary for law enforcement professionals to improve performance and decrease agency liability through pre-incident risk management and post-incident forensic findings. Without question, our training can help save lives (officer and civilian) and reduce the risk of officers being exposed to criminal liabili
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