Advanced Operational Awareness
Earn your COSS-AOA certification! Take your officer safety training to the next level. Requires completion of COSS.
Before You Begin
Introduction
AOA Workbook
Module 1 - AOA Introduction
Module 2 - Defining Situational Awareness
Module 2 - Goal of Situational Awareness
Module 2 - Ambush Attacks
Module 3 - Losing Situational Awareness
Module 4 - Color Codes and OODA Loop
Module 4 - OODA Loop
Module 4 - Two Sides of the OODA Loop
Module 4 - Relationship Between Color Codes and OODA Loop
Module 5 - Speed of Violence KIA
Module 5 - Speed of Violence
PART 2 of AOA - APADR Model of Awareness
Module 6 - Introduction to APADR
Module 7 - Anticipation
Module 8 - Introduction
Module 8 - Perception
Module 8 - Mental Model
Module 8 - Senses and Channel Capacity
Module 9 - Analyze
Module 10 - Decide
Module 11 - Respond
PART 3 of AOA - Module 12
Module 13 - Stimulus Response
Module 14 - Conclusion
Fight Complacency Reminder
Brief Structured Respiration Practices Enhance Mood and Reduce Physiological Arousal
Deep Breathing Biofeedback Trainability
Complex Motor Learning and Police Training Applied, Cognitive, and Clinical Perspectives
Kinematic Analysis of Naive Shooters in Common Law Enforcement Encounters
Police Training Revisited
The Most Commonly Used Arrest and Self-Defense
Desirable Difficulties in Training to Improve Skill Retention
Reorganization and Plasticity in the Adult Brain
Cognitive and Human Factors in Expert Decision Making
Decision-Making Skills that Encompass a Critical Thinking
Effects of Video-Based Training on Anticipation and Decision Making
Naturalistic Decision Making
Organizing and the Process of Sensemaking
Situation Awareness Misconceptions and Misunderstandings
Situation Awreness Models and Measures
A Reasonable Officer The Relationship Among Stress, Training and Performance
Differential Effects on Physiological Arousal Following Acute Stress
Freeze an Analysis of Police Officers Accounts of Self-Enclosing
Highly Realistic Scenario Based Training Simulates the Psychophysiology of Use of Force
How Considering Memory as an Analogy to Preparedness Reveals its Weakness
The Neuroanatomical, Neurophysiological and Psychological Basis of Memory
Factors Influencing the Latency of Simple Reaction Time
Human Responses to Visually Evoked Threat
Peripheral Vision in Real-World Tasks
What Do We Know About the Weapon Focus Effect
Wounding Patterns and Human Performance in Knife Attacks
Motion Analysis of Kick Mechanism Using in Muay Thai Martial Art
No Effect of Assisted Hip Rotation on Bat Velocity
Applying the PETTLEP Model of Motor Imagery
Psychological Imagery in Sport and Performance
Twenty Years of PETTLEP Imagery
Course Survey
Certification Instructions
Certification Examination