CMRJ525 - Negotiations: Crisis and Hostage

After successfully completing this course, you will be able to:

CO1: Differentiate between both hostage and non-hostage, and negotiable and non-negotiable situations;

CO2: Summarize the phenomenon known as Stockholm Syndrome, to include traits associated with both survivors and succumbers;

CO3: Recommend actions for negotiating in various circumstances; to include negotiating with individuals with past military experience, and the emotionally disturbed;

CO4: Outline the warning signs and appropriate law enforcement actions regarding suicide by cop;

CO5: Compare and contrast soft versus hard negotiations;

CO6: Examine successful versus unsuccessful traits of hostage negotiators, to include the impact and method of dealing with polarization;

CO7: Judge the assertion that it is always best to not negotiate with Terrorist Group’s;

CO8: Extrapolate the role that health care professionals, hostage negotiators, and tactical team members play in successfully dealing with crisis and hostage situations.

Forums

Instructions and grading expectations for all forums will appear in the Forums section of the course site.

Assignment(s)

Instructions and grading expectations for all assignments will appear in the Assignments section of the course site.

Exam(s)

Instructions and grading expectations for all exams will appear in the Tests & Quizzes section of the course site.

Weekly lessons and assigned readings are available in the course site.