Linking Psychophysiological Markers To Situational Performance: An EEG Study of Police Cadets during Critical Incident Simulations

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This EEG study finds key correlations between brain activity and situational performance in police cadets, indicating training implications.

Lower beta-band activation in the frontal cortex correlates with better decision-making in police cadets.
Comprehensive multivariate analysis shows that EEG measures provide valuable insights into situational performance.
This research integrates EEG and ECG for the first time in predicting police performance outcomes.
Significant correlations were identified between neural activation patterns and performance metrics during critical incident simulations.

AlSabah et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This EEG study finds key correlations between brain activity and situational performance in police cadets, indicating training implications.