The Role of Behavioral Science in Physical Security. Proceedings of the Annual Symposium (1st) 29-30 April 1976.
Abstract
This document contains the proceedings of a 2-day Symposium/Workshop held in April 1976 on the application of behavioral science to the problems of physical security. The formal papers are divided into three topical sections: (1) Threat Analysisbehavioral Factors and Consequences, (2) Human Reliability-Response Forces vs. Adversary, and (3) Methods of Measuring Behavioral Impact-Quantitative vs. Qualitative. Timely questions and challenges were explored in open discussion sessions following many of the presentations. The volume concludes with a brief summary of the panel-type workshop on the subject of threat analysis held on the second day. Attributes; Physical security; Psychological deterrence; Terrorism; Threat analysis, Behavioral science, Human factors, Human reliability.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Nov 01, 1977
- Accession Number
- ADA956095
Entities
People
- Joel J. Kramer
Organizations
- National Institute of Standards and Technology