Advanced Rapport Building
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This course is a segment of our Interview & Interrogation course.
If you are looking for the master class, Interview and Interrogation is for you.
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Advanced Rapport Building
- $160
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- Training hours: 8
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Course Overview
If you’re looking to take your rapport building skills to the next level, this is the perfect training for you. Our expert instructors will teach you how to connect with anyone, no matter who they are or what they do. You’ll learn how to read people’s body language and understand their emotions, so you can build trust and get results.
Rapport is key to any successful interaction, but for law enforcement it can be the difference between life and death. This online training course will show you how to build rapport with suspects, victims, witnesses, and anyone else you may need to communicate with. You’ll learn how to read people, understand their motives, and get them to trust you. With this invaluable information, you’ll be able to defuse potentially dangerous situations and get the information you need from even the most reluctant sources.
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Rapport building is an essential aspect of effective law enforcement, especially for patrol officers and detectives investigating cases. Here are several reasons why rapport building is important:
- Improved Communication: Building rapport with individuals involved in a case, such as witnesses, victims, and suspects, can improve communication and increase the likelihood that they will provide accurate and valuable information.
- Increased Cooperation: When someone feels comfortable and trusts the officer or detective, they are more likely to be cooperative and forthcoming with information that can assist in the investigation, OR give you a confession.! Remember, no-one confesses to a stranger.
- Gaining Trust: Building rapport with individuals involved in a case can help to gain their trust and cooperation. This is especially important when conducting interviews, gathering information, and collecting evidence. When individuals feel comfortable and confident in speaking with law enforcement, they are more likely to provide accurate and valuable information.
- De-Escalation: In high-stress situations, rapport building can help to de-escalate the situation and reduce the risk of conflict. Patrol officers and detectives who have developed strong rapport-building skills are better equipped to calm individuals, defuse tense situations, and maintain control of the situation.
- Building Relationships: Developing strong relationships with individuals in a community is a critical part of effective law enforcement. Patrol officers and detectives who have built rapport with members of the community are better able to understand their concerns, respond to their needs, and address issues in a proactive and effective manner.
- Gathering Information: Building rapport with individuals involved in a case can help to gather information that may be critical to the investigation. When individuals feel comfortable speaking with law enforcement, they are more likely to provide important details and insights that may not have been obtained otherwise.
- Improving Outcomes: When patrol officers and detectives build rapport with individuals involved in a case, they are more likely to achieve successful outcomes. This may include resolving cases more quickly, securing more convictions, and reducing the risk of civil litigation.
