Psychological Perspective to Public Safety
Training Provider: Singapore University of Social Sciences
Course Reference: TGS-2024047255
S$1,461
About This Course
Compare the key leadership theories and examine the attributes of effective leaders
Analyse the characteristics of crowd behaviours and emotions during a crisis
Apply the psychological theories and concepts to better understand and help victims of crime
Recommend conflict management and crisis communication strategies based on the psychological theories and concepts
Propose strategies to build psychological resilience in the community
Appraise crime prevention and criminal investigation from a psychological perspective
What You'll Learn
PSS304 Psychological Perspective to Public Safety covers the theoretical and practical principles to help students understand public safety and security topics from a psychological perspective. Students will learn about the various leadership theories and examine their effectiveness in peacetime situations and crisis situations. Topics also include how psychological principles can be applied to crisis management, stakeholders’ engagement, crime prevention, criminal investigation, as well as working with victims. This course aims to equip students with leadership, communication, and organisational skills that will help them in managing the challenges related to public safety and security
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