Course Offerings

As law enforcement professionals, we must realize that bias exists can affect one's actions. Therefore, we must know the differences between implicit bias and explicit bias and ensure that they have no negative influences on our official actions. In addition, de-escalation techniques and understanding the role of police officers in a democratic society are all strategies that can improve community and police relations. This course will explore these contemporary issues.

Course Objectives

Define 12 types of cognitive biases.

Discuss the differences between implicit bias and explicit bias.

Discuss strategies to improve community and police relations.

Define the most important role of police officers in a democratic society.

Outline of Instruction

Cognitive biases

Implicit and explicit bias

Improving community and police relations

The role of the police officer in a democratic society

Contact Hours

16

CEUs

No

Industry Standard, State or National Certification

Certification

None

Website

None

Certification Learning Outcomes/Requirements

CE or CU Articulation

No

Prerequisites

None

Learning Supplies Needed

Student lesson plan. Students will need access to the internet, media player, Adobe Reader and Microsoft Office.

Clinical Site/Special Facilities

N/A

Requirements for Successful Completion

100% attendance
A minimum score of 70% on the final exam. All assignments and testing must be completed by the last day of the course.

Accreditation/Special Approval Requirements

N/A

Intended Audience

This course is intended for sworn law enforcement officers.

Specific Industry or Business Support Needs

N/A

Wake County Need for Industry Positions

N/A

Industry or Job Titles Related to Training Outcomes for Employment

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Course Contact Information

Christopher Ridley
919-866-5835
[email protected]