IACP Magazine

How agencies are using body-worn camera scenarios and decision-based training to better prepare recruits for real-world encounters. This feature explores how cognitive science and realistic video training can improve both decision accuracy and response speed in academy settings.

ILEETA Magazine

Using performance data, instructors identify a specific decision-making gap in one cadet and apply targeted follow-up training. The result shows how scenario-based analytics can support more precise and effective remediation (Pages 88-91)

New York’s Finest: Retired and Unfiltered

On this episode of New York’s Finest : Retired & Unfiltered Podcast John & Eric sit down with the CEO of deCervo, Ph.D, Jason Sherwin to discuss how his company is helping to improve decision making in high stakes environments.

eTRAIN Case Study

A police academy integrates eTRAIN into its curriculum, assigning scenario-based training alongside classroom instruction. Cadets demonstrate strong decision accuracy and measurable improvement in response time over the course of training.

eTRAIN Case Study

Officers evaluate real-world scenarios to assess threat likelihood and identify behavioral cues. The study highlights how realistic video training can improve observational awareness and decision confidence.

eTRAIN Case Study

Explores how officers interpret body language, movement, and subtle behavioral indicators during encounters—and how training can improve recognition of these critical cues.

ILEETA Learning Lab

Drawing from peer-reviewed research on perceptual decisions, the conversation explores the distinction between “thinking fast” (intuitive, high-speed responses driven by visual cortex and basal ganglia pathways) and “thinking slow” (deliberate analysis via prefrontal regions), and why policing uniquely requires both.