Shoot or Don’t Shoot? Tactical Gaze Control and Visual Attention Training Improves Police Cadets’ Decision-Making Performance in Live-Fire Scenarios

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@hookinemgood @thewalterh111 @GrahamAllen_1 That’s the same reason why I believe part of the permitting process for carrying a firearm should include Tactical Gaze Control and Visual Attention Training. https://t.co/x31N5JjJ3U.

19 May 2023

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Here’s further reading that I won’t do because I’m not a total masochist. https://t.co/vxR7DetiwC

25 May 2022

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New Research: Shoot or Don’t Shoot? Tactical Gaze Control and Visual Attention Training Improves Police Cadets’ Decision-Making Performance in Live-Fire Scenarios https://t.co/I8zQMsKEKW #Psychology #Psych

23 Feb 2022

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