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- 1. Situational Awareness and Why It’s Important
- 2. What is situational awareness?
- 3. Situational awareness is using our senses, mainly sight and hearing, to actively inspect our surroundings
- 4. How can we improve situational awareness?
- 5. ✘ Put your phone away, face up and forward, and take your earphones out ✘ Don’t take your two most important senses out of the game ✘ Pay attention to landmarks and street signs and don’t be afraid to call out for help
- 7. ✘ Situational awareness is especially important while carrying; you might be able to avoid a confrontation entirely if you are paying attention ✘ Stay near open business, houses with lights on, and well lit areas in general ✘ Having a gun does not mean you have to use it
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