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New neuroscience-based technologies aim to improve decisionmaking under pressure. But solving systemic problems will take a lot more than that.
CNBC The News with Shepard Smith: VR technology allows brain training to improve police performance
Contessa Brewer joins ‘The News with Shepard Smith’ to report on how VR technology is being used to train police officers.
Gee and Ursula Show: Training program aims to 'slow down stressful situations' for Washington police officers
Strategies for reforming policing have dominated the public discourse for the last year, from calls to change how incidents are investigated, to restrictions on how officers use crowd control weapons. In Washington, neuroscientist Dr. Jonathan Page believes the key could be in our brains.
TechRepublic: Company uses cognitive neuroscience to help train police officers
TechRepublic's Karen Roby spoke with Jonathan Page, president and co-founder of Cognitive Command Group, about cognitive neuroscience and how it helps law enforcement. The following is an edited transcript of their conversation.
Voice of America News: Police ‘Brain Training:’ Neuroscience Tech Firm Rolls Out New App
A police academy in Washington state has incorporated what’s known as “brain training” as a part of its curriculum. Its creator calls it a paradigm shift for police. VOA’s Elizabeth Lee has the details.
Should You Focus on Changing Attitudes or Changing Behaviors?
Research gives an unequivocal answer to this question: Changing behavior is the best training option.
Why Microtraining is More Effective
Almost everything about the microtraining methodology is different from standard training. Officers train on their own, away from groups ...
Why Neuroscience is the Key to Officer Safety
How much instruction did you receive on the most important tool you have at your disposal, your brain?
Why Implicit Bias Training Fails
Perceptions and actions are initiated in the nonconscious brain, or what we refer to as the back-channel. The back-channel has been wired over millions of years to form associations between concepts, objects, and events.
Nine Principles of Brain Functioning
Most scientists view the human brain as the most complicated system in our universe, maybe even more complex than the universe itself.
How Stress Impacts Bias & Decision-Making
The media and pundits say that race affects an officer’s decision to shoot and with some recent police shootings, anecdotal evidence points in that direction as well — but what does science say?
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