Description
In this course, participants will look at the subject of Intelligence from the perspective of policy, civilian, military and police intelligence agencies, as well as the field-specific differences that can cause intelligence challenges.
Participants will look at mis/disinformation mitigation and critical thinking, as well as crisis management scenarios/simulations from an analyst’s point of view. Participants will be introduced to a novel Definition, Description, Evaluation and Analysis (DDEA) approach to critical thinking, which will be emphasized by practical exercises. Three structured analytical techniques (SAT) will be applied:
- Analysis of Competing Hypotheses
- Argument Map
- NATO matrix for information assessment.
This course is also available for group training, customized and delivered specifically to your team. To know more, please contact us at [email protected]
Learning Outcomes
At the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Demonstrate strong critical thinking skills in intelligence, high levels of adaptability, problem solving abilities and resilience for analysis.
- Differentiate between definitions, descriptions, evaluations and analysis (DDEA).
- Apply Structured Analytical Techniques as cognitive assistance tools to improve analysis and reduce bias.
- Identify the presence and mitigation tools for mis/disinformation.
Duration
12 hours
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