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NCPI Development > Articles by: Adam Wojcicki

An Insight into Police Training in Three Parts

Posted on April 24, 2024 by Adam Wojcicki

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“When it comes to policing, good training saves lives, period. You get out what you put in.” These words were spoken by Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson in a 2023 press conference discussing training that helped Dallas police reduce violent crime.

Thank You to the Author of the Book on Memory Whose Name I Forgot

Posted on March 6, 2024 by Adam Wojcicki

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Despite all the issues with reliability, often, memories are the most important thing we have. Why? Because memories are the stories of us, individually and collectively. Good or bad, accurate or accurate-ish, they help shape perspectives, and the way we see the world – not just in retrospect but right now in this very moment.

ICE Cars, Acronyms, and Organizations: Names Really Do Matter

Posted on February 2, 2024 by Adam Wojcicki

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Names matter and getting them right is important. There is lots of research that points to the psychology associated with naming things. Naming something gives us a sense of understanding and even control over it. It also signifies value and importance. At NCPI, we know that names matter. So much so, that after 25 years, we recently changed our own name.

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