Review: Mental Preparation, Observation & Mindset (5min)

What does “OODA” stand for?

Observe, orient, decide, act

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Objective, obvious movement, direction, assault

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Oracle articulation, orientation, driving force, angle of attack

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None of the above

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Which of the following is an example of something an Officer might “Observe” to be trouble?

People running from somewhere in a panic

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Smoke coming from a machine in the basement

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Touching a door handle and it is hot

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All of the above

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Which of the following times in an Officer’s day might they be in “Condition White”?

When they are on patrol

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When they first arrive on site

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When they are asleep

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When they are involved in a medical emergency

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Which of the following physiological responses are common under stress?

A reduced heart rate

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An increased heart rate

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Increased blood pressure

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Both B and C

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The best way to avoid being caught off guard in a stressful situation is to visualize potential problems ahead of time and then work through proper solutions.

True

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False

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Review: Mental Preparation, Observation & Mindset (5min)

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