what methods the cia,fbi,or specialists soldiers use to train the mind in a  difficult situation?
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Dicipline and conserving energy for snipers, but say during torchure the idea is to concentrate on a more pleasant situation, try to remember the feel of details during physical duress.
335973
What are they thinking about...how does their mind work...
760670
I am here.I grew up in Chaos,I completed my training there.I needed to train there because of the gravity.When you enter an individual's personal hell to rescue them, you must be able to operate in that atmosphere.Order your thoughts.
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I took "Sensitivity training" and learned that feeling sensitive towards your enemy is best worded like this,"The best way to pacify your enemy with sensitivity is a clean, quick kill". I apply that yet today with words, not bullets, and find words are much more damaging. Get into their minds and their asses will follow. Try it sometime. I mean that in a good way.
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I have taken training classes in Guiding and Teaching Kids with Challenging Behaviors, it was taught by a child psychologist there are also books on the market that are very helpful as well 2 in particular are "The Explosive Child" by Ross W. Greene, Ph.D and "The Difficult Child" by Stanley Turecki, MD.
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This works! The Silva Mind Control Method. Google it.
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Hard to say based on the fact that each trains for specialized duty and few train for the same scenarios\n\nDelta Force - Anti-terrorism, \nSEAL's - Sea Air Land Naval Special Warfare, \nRangers: USArmy Elite Rapid Deployment Unit under the command and control of the Joint Special Operations Team (JSOT).\nGreen Beret's: Help John Wayne make movies (just kidding)  \n\nBritish SAS: Counter Revolutionary Warfare/Counter Terrorism (one regiment); Close Target Reconnaissance (two regiments)\nPriniciple special forces of the United Kingdom, The SAS is widely regarded as the finest and best trained special forces units in the world.  (SAYS WHO)\n\nFrench Foreign Legion:  various peacekeeping operations, counter terrorists activities, and in joint operations with other countries\n\nSOMEONE IS GOING TO SAY THE MOSSAD: They are not special forces, they are an intellegence agency\n\nBottom line:  I dont think you can call any one of them tougher or harder than the other.  Just ask any one of these units that have gone up as an aggressor against a trained USAF Air Base Ground Defense Unit - and no Im not kiddng. \n\nThey are all bad asses and have one thing in common: ALL ON THE SAME SIDE.
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Stalking....really. kind of an art to it. You have to kind of move when they move ...watch how they step..and watch your breathing..it can be learned...I think you can find it in an old commando manual somewhere. check the link below, they might have some books about it.
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It"s called RAMPING UP,getting enough people,equipment,logistics to do the job.\nYou can train a basic rifleman in 6 mos. after boot camp,then you need as many as 10 people in supply, admin,medical,ect just to support him in the fight.\nTo get that rifleman up to full proficiency takes about 2.5 years, then you have someone who has a good chance to survive and train others
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How about looking for a military manual that covers the training for the airborne?\n\nBe sure to include as one of the items "Mental evaluation"....why  anyone would jump out of a perfectly good airplane is beyond me!
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You dont actually have to be "corageous", all you have to do, is 'step back' and look at the situation, and evaluate it to the fullest.\n\nPeople, will take notice is you are the "calm one" when a crisis happens.  If they see you are the "calm in the storm" then they will naturally propogate towards you!\n\nAnd, you dont have to let them know that your scared out of your wits, all you have to do is think with a logical mind.  Take in all the events, permutations that could happen, what may happen with this course, or what may happen with that course of action and THINK!\n\nWhen you take a few minutes to think, (if given time, providing its not a real emergency), then you will naturally come up with the right solution.\n\nIf you dont have the time, then let instincts take over and do what you are trained to do.  Some times your body will just do things naturally, if you do it repeadedly, and not even give it a second thought... (Then you know your doing the right thing, when your instincts take over).\n\nThe best thing to do, is after a crisis is over, go over it in your mind and relive it a few times, thinking "what could I have done better", and afterwards, you will "do" what you think is the right course of events, for the next time you face the same situation...\n\nI wish you well..\n\nJesse
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Read a lot and try to remember as much as possible/ as many details as possible. Training and training. Practice makes perfect.
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Been in a coma for a while I see.  \n\nAll you have to do is look and listen to them and at last count , it takes about .000000000025 nano seconds to figure out they have no plan and a lot of hot air to back it up
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It can be done. Go online and there's probably lots of books available. One thing though - I read about it and you can't make someone do what they wouldn't in "real life". So you couldn't , for example, hypnotise someone to rob a  bank for you! Ignore what you see on TV and in the movies!
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you must first free your mind.\n\nThis is perhaps one of the most difficult things to do. Since our minds find comfort operating at the levels provided by this artificial reality.\n\nseek enlightenment by understand the mind
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Yeah...special powers would most definitely help....my special power is mind control....!
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police academy...look it up...they have much training confidential training vice, swat, you name it.