Card of Professionally Important Skills for Police Divisions of Preventive Communication
Abstract
Scientific sources describe many professionally important skills of the negotiator. However, research does not fully disclose the content of groups of professionally important skills that are needed for police divisions (groups) of preventive communication. Methodology – general scientific methods, author’s questionnaire, mathematical methods were used during the research. The purpose of the research is to develop a Card of professionally important skills for police divisions (groups) of preventive communication. To achieve this moment, the following tasks were solved: 1) to establish a list of professionally important skills that police officers (groups) of preventive communication lack; 2) substantiate and develop a Card of professionally important skills of police divisions (groups) of preventive communication, which is necessary for the effective implementation of negotiation activities. The scientific novelty of the article is that the author for the first time developed a Card of groups of professionally important skills that should be inherent in the police divisions (groups) of preventive communication. Conclusions. It is emphasized that the results of scientific research indicate the problem of training specialists to carry out negotiation activities. The need for clear and professionally important characteristics that determine the effective and productive conduct of negotiations in extreme illegal situations is emphasized. The Card of groups of professionally important skills, which should be inherent in the police divisions (groups) of preventive communication, proposed by the author, will promote the development of educational and methodological support for the training of specialists in the field of negotiation. Prospects for further intelligence are the systematization and classification of professionally important skills of police divisions (groups) of preventive communication.
Keywords: negotiation activity; policeman; professionally important skills; negotiator; divisions (groups) of preventive communication.
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