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Human Intelligence - Introductory
Rating: 4.4 out of 5(97 ratings)
384 students

Human Intelligence - Introductory

Learn to manage people
Created byJohn X. Marchand
Last updated 1/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Students will be able to better interview people and obtain information
  • The course focuses on manipulating sources of information
  • The course is heavy on building rapport with sources of information.
  • This course will show you how to better identify whether the source is lying or not.

Course content

1 section • 7 lectures • 3h 19m total length

  • Introduction to Human Intelligence19:27

    An introduction to the complex world of Human Intelligence.  Used by law enforcement, intelligence agencies, Career Headhunters and everyone in between.  Arguably the oldest but most relevant information gathering process throughout history.   

  • Introduction to Talent Spotting29:00

    An introduction to the process of Talent Spotting.  This is a value add as I thought it better that you have an appreciation of the whole process of HUMINT rather than jumping straight into teh detail

  • Interview Techniques29:25

    Every HUMINT expert needs to know how to elicit information from a source.  This lecture provides you with the basics of interview skills necessary to be an expert. 

  • Interview Strategies42:43

    Building on the previous lecture, interview strategies gives you some additional tools with which to ascertain detail from a source. 

  • Rapport and Non Verbal Communication (NVC)36:13

    being able to build and maintain rapport with a source is the most critical thing you can do in HUMINT.  Without rapport, the source will be reluctant to meet with you and pass on information. 

  • Behavioural Symptoms Analysis (BSA)24:07

    Behavioural Symptoms Analysis is a large subject but component parts can be useful for us to detect anxiety in others (and ourselves) which may flag up the possibility of deceit. 

  • Eye Accessing Cues (EAC)18:54

    Eye Accessing Cues are another tool in your HUMINT 'shed' that may trigger the possibility that the source is being deceptive.  It's a hugely interesting subject that can also help you in your work or home life but remember - it only fags the possibility of deception. 

Requirements

  • No especial skills necessary. Students with basic interaction skills will learn, as will students with some developed skill sets

Description

Introductory Course

·     Introduction to Human Intelligence (HUMINT)

·     Interview techniques - obtaining information from people systematically

·     Interview strategies - how to use tools to encourage information flow

·     Rapport - necessary for all types of HUMINT

·     Body Systems Analysis (BSA) - you and your source will leak information from your actions

·     Eye Accessing Cues (EAC) - eyes can inform you about how the source processes info

Who this course is for:

  • Students can range from headhunters to people who manage M&E remoteley. Anyone who deals with people or needs to extract information from them (journalists or police) may want to better understand how Human Intelligence (HUMINT) can support them

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