PPC-113

Countermeasures

Minimum Contact Hours: 8

Instructor(s):

Ray Nash

Mark Handler

Course Topics:

• Different types of countermeasures and their characteristics
• Identification of atypical physiological response patterns that may indicate countermeasures
• How to prevent countermeasures
• Laboratory and group exercises to practice countermeasure detection
• Other issues regarding the detection and prevention of countermeasures.

Course Materials:

IPP PowerPoint™ presentation – Countermeasures

Journal articles, reading materials, and video recordings relevant to the course topics

Assignment:

Students will prepare a 500-word minimum research paper related to one or more of the course topics as approved by IAP. The paper will be factually accurate, relevant to the course material, materially free of substantive typographical or grammatical errors, and appropriately referenced according to the American Psychology Association standards.

Exam:

A comprehensive exam will be administered at the conclusion of this course of instruction with a minimum passing score of 80% required for successful completion. 

*Instructors are subject to change depending on availability. Qualified instructors may be substituted on an as-needed basis.