EARLY FINDINGS IN NEW STUDY CONFIRM: MORE TRAINING BRINGS BETTER RESPONSE & MEMORY IN HIGH-INTENSITY ENCOUNTERS / Force Science News #49, 21 July 2006

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"Initial research has been completed in a major new study that may eventually help improve police performance during high-intensity events, like shootings or life-threatening pursuits, and define what an officer can reasonably be expected to remember about such incidents afterward. A staggering amount of fresh data regarding brain activity is currently being analyzed. But already preliminary evidence strongly suggests that the ability to sort out important information from multiple sources in a complex scene and to recall details later is linked decisively to the amount of relevant skill training an officer has received.