5059 Peak Performance For LE Flashcards
What is the ecosystem of a use of force incident?
(E1) - Officer
(E2) - Scene
(E3) - Suspect
What is E1
Officer
What is E2
Scene
What is E3
Suspect
Describe the Conscious Mind
Analytical, rational, willpower, short-term memory
What is the Subconscious mind?
real “boss”, feeling and emotion, hard-wired thoughts, beliefs, concepts of the yourself and the world around you
How to train the subconscious mind?
through feeling and emotions (scenario-based training)
Sympathetic Nervous System is what?
fight-or-flight response, the “gas pedal”
parasympathetic nervous system is…
rest and digest response, the “brake”
What is the Recognition-Primed Decision Making model?
Using Training and Experience to generate a workable option as the first to consider and employ
What decision making model relies on satisficing rather than optimizing?
Recognition-Primed Decision Making (RPD)
What is the OODA Loop?
A Decision Making model based on Observe-Orient-Decide-Act
What is the most essential element of the OODA Loop?
Orientation - the faster one can understand the meaning of what was observed, the faster they can decide and ultimately act
React to the _____ of violence not the _____ itself.
Threat; Violence
Describe proactive vs. reactive use of force
“more force now = less force later.” use force after objective pre-assault indicators, not after the assault has begun
What does WIN stand for?
What’s Important Now?
What are 3 intangible dispositions that promote self-regulation
Locus of Control, optimism, and psychological capital
What are the tangible skills that relate to self-regulation?
breathing techniques, positive self-talk, and goal setting techniques (such as segmentation), visualization
What are 3 parts of a LEO’s fitness program?
1) Functional, 2) Varied, 3) Intense
Physical training is also a form of…
Mental Training (overcoming the challenge of a hard workout)
What 2 factors influence and officer’s performance during a Use of Force encounter?
1) Arousal
2)Anxiety
Is Arousal physical or psychological?
Physical
What are some physiological responses to danger?
Increased Respiratory rate, Heart Rate, and Blood pressure
What are some psychological and perceptual responses to danger?
Diminished sound, tunnel vision, slow or fast motion time, memory loss of event or of one’s actions