SPOT Training
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"The strategy is based on a time-tested and successful Israeli model, but in the United States, the scrutiny is much less invasive, Ekman said. American officers receive 16 hours of training — far less than their Israeli counterparts_ because U.S. officials want to be less intrusive." Link: http://www.mcclatchydc.com/homepage/story/18923.html |
What's that saying about a little bit of knowledge being dangerous?
Yet another half-a$$ed attempt by TSA. :td: |
16 hours? :rolleyes: And is this "officer" an FBI trainee or a $12/hour screener? :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by Wiirachay
(Post 8232971)
16 hours? :rolleyes: And is this "officer" an FBI trainee or a $12/hour screener? :rolleyes:
16 hours of cold training. I guess some contractor made some nice bucks at least. |
At the heart of the new screening system is a theory that when people try to conceal their emotions, they reveal their feelings in flashes that Ekman, a pioneer in the field, calls "micro-expressions." Fear and disgust are the key ones, he said, because they're associated with deception.
The expressions of disgust are from having to go through the security charade at the airport and dealing with morons. |
Not even close to being factual. Email Mr Kudwa and ask him if he has been to the actual class. The training doesn't stop and the process is selective and very intense.
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You, too, can train to SPOT
Simply buy Ekman's training program on line for $260 and you will be able to SPOT the SPOTTERS.
http://www.face-and-emotion.com/data...ew_version.jsp |
Originally Posted by tsadude1
(Post 8234455)
The training doesn't stop and the process is selective and very intense.
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Originally Posted by GUWonder
(Post 8234700)
.... and the results still do not inspire confidence. We'll have what we got -- yet another demonstration of a waste of resources (i.e., including money/labor/time) that will have DHS claiming success for catching someone with overdue alimony, overdue child support, someone intoxicated. They will claim success while failing to disclose all the non-criminals "SPOTTED".
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Originally Posted by tsadude1
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The training doesn't stop and the process is selective and very intense.
A lesson plan and syllabus would be nice to see. |
Kudwa described the effort, which began as a pilot program in 2006, as "very successful" at identifying suspicious airline passengers. She said it had netted drug carriers, illegal immigrants and terrorism suspects. She wouldn't say more. Transportation Security Administrator Kip Hawley told an aviation industry group in Washington last month. He described them as "a wonderful tool to be able to identify and do risk management prior to somebody coming into the airport or approaching the crowded checkpoint." On the plus side, I got SPOTted for walking through the WTMD the wrong way, so at least a few people have job security. Fear and disgust are the key ones, he said, because they're associated with deception. Mike |
Originally Posted by tsadude1
(Post 8234785)
I'm sure that if you do a forum search you will find that this is a program that many of you "experts" requested, are you denying this?
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"Fear and disgust are .... associated with deception"? :rolleyes: Concealment is associated with deception. Fear and disgust are associated with fear and disgust. What a joke this program is, a joke to make some favored parties some money.
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Originally Posted by vassilipan
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Want to know how comprehensive SPOT training is?
"The strategy is based on a time-tested and successful Israeli model, but in the United States, the scrutiny is much less invasive, Ekman said. American officers receive 16 hours of training — far less than their Israeli counterparts_ because U.S. officials want to be less intrusive." |
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