Assessment of the Impacts of Measures Among Decision-Making Mechanisms

Abstract

As a result of the changed security environment, the tasks of the Hungarian Defence Forces have changed over the past ten years, and consequently, personnel now regularly interact with civil society, unlike in previous years. To establish and effectively maintain public order, it is appropriate to introduce style-independent training in tactical measures to help human resources to adopt and enforce the standards associated with the rules of procedure laid down in the legislation in force. In order to raise the effectiveness of measures to a higher level in contact responses, it is necessary to integrate in the training modules aspects of reducing the time lag between the phases of the decision-making mechanisms cycle, as well as knowledge of the stress sensitivities that affect these phases and how their possible coping strategies can help to regain the advantage of position or initiative.