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Avoiding bias in security reporting
We're all affected by biases - that's inevitable. But especially when dealing with a situation as sensitive as potential security threats, it's crucial not to...
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This lesson includes
- Closed captions & dubbing
- Downloadable resources
- Mobile app (iOS & Android)
Lesson details
We're all affected by biases - that's inevitable. But especially when dealing with a situation as sensitive as potential security threats, it's crucial not to let biases affect your judgment. For example: is the young man wearing a hoodie trying to hide his face, or is he just trendy?
In this lesson, you'll learn strategies to help you tell the difference between bias and legitimately suspicious activity.
What you'll learn in the Avoiding bias in security reporting lesson
- How to prevent biases from impacting your judgment
- How to remove discrimination from investigation
Instructor
Anthony McGinty is an intelligence and security expert with a background in military service and homeland security. He has spent the last several years supporting Los Angeles International Airport counterterrorism programs and recently accepted a...
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