OIR
The O stands for what in OIR
Opening
Sunglasses, external vest carriers, snowmobile helmets are an example of this barrier
Physical
calling out someone's emotions to your communication
Emotional labeling
Describes the level of respect we give to citizens
Respect is given to all not earned.
When you attempt to gain compliance by asking someone to do something
Request
The I stands for what in OIR
Information gathering
Cultural, age, sexual orientation are examples of what barriers.
Interpersonal barriers
Deflecting an individuals insults/ attempts to find your "hot button"
Verbal deflection.
Commanding someone to gain compliance
Order
The R stands for what in OIR
Resolution
Jargon
When a cover officer has to intervene due to a contact officer acting inappropriately/ excessive use of force.
Officer override.
Describes how we work together as officers
Be a team player
Communication people display without speaking
non verbal communication
What is the first step of your opening
Introduce yourself
An officer believes that if they do everything right the suspect will simply comply.
shared responsibility.
The ultimate goal, and easiest way to gain compliance
Remembering why you decided to be a Conservation Warden is an example of this
strategy for staying positive
The kind of questions useful in the information gather step
Open ended questions
Officers believe that a suspect with either comply for fight/flee
Flight or fight fallacy
Representation
Makes officers safer
The 4 elements of communication
Atmosphere, Sender, Message, Receiver