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Detainees are often able to exploit guards’ signs of weakness to gain an advantage over them. In order to prevent this, it is important to be aware of the signs that detainees will look for in guards that could be used against them. Here are a few of the signs that detainees may identify and exploit in guards:

1. Physical Weakness

The first sign that detainees may look for in guards is physical weakness. Detainees may observe and then use physical weakness to their advantage, whether by using physical intimidation or manipulation. For example, they may make a point to keep their distance from a guard who appears weak or may try to overpower them in a physical altercation. To prevent this, it is important for guards to stay physically fit and be prepared for any situation.

2. Lack Of Training

Another sign that detainees may look for is a lack of training. Lack of training can manifest itself in many ways, such as a lack of knowledge of certain procedures or protocols. Detainees may use this to their advantage by taking advantage of any gaps in knowledge or procedures that the guard may have. To prevent this, guards should always refresh their knowledge of procedures and protocols and stay up to date on any changes to them.

3. Poor Communication Skills

Poor communication skills can also be a sign that detainees will exploit. If a guard has difficulty in conveying their message clearly and effectively, it can lead to confusion and misunderstandings. This can give detainees the upper hand in certain situations, and they may try to take advantage of any communication mistakes that the guard may make. To prevent this, guards should focus on developing their communication skills and ensure they are able to effectively convey their messages.

4. Lack Of Authority

Finally, a lack of authority is another sign that detainees may identify and exploit in guards. If a guard appears to be hesitant or unsure in their decisions, detainees may take advantage of this by being more aggressive or disrespectful. To prevent this, it is important for guards to be confident and maintain a sense of authority in their interactions with detainees.

By being aware of the different signs that detainees may look for in guards, it can help to prevent them from gaining an advantage over them. It is important for guards to stay physically fit, keep up to date with procedures and protocols, develop their communication skills, and maintain a sense of authority in all interactions with detainees.