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Police Officers’ Ability in Recognizing Relevant Mental Health Conditions
Frontiers in Psychology, 2021 The recognition of certain mental health conditions is important as this requires police officers to communicate and behave in an adjusted manner with affected individuals.
Linus Wittmann +4 more
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How police officers juggle work, a life partner, and kids
Frontiers in Psychology, 2023 Police officers frequently encounter stressful social situations during their working days. Furthermore, previous research on policing and families show that police officers’ families are impacted in different ways when at least one member of the family ...
Elin Granholm Valmari +3 more
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Law and Safety, 2021 The author has researched the norms of positive law, which contain instructions on the establishment and payment of supplemental pay to the cash collateral during quarantine for police officers.
M. A. Sambor
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Interracial Public-Police Contact: Relationships with Police Officers’ Racial and Work-Related Attitudes and Behavior [PDF]
, 2010 In a sample of Flemish police officers (N = 172), we examined whether interracial public-police contact is associated with police officers’ racial and workrelated attitudes and self-reported behavior.
Van Hiel, AlainPP078010010201730000-0003-2286-737XF4EA000E-F0ED-11E1-A9DE-61C894A0A6B4 +8 more
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Managerial Factors and Organisational Commitment: A Comparative Study of Police Officers and Civilian Staff [PDF]
, 2001 Civilian workers have become a progressively larger proportion of UK Police Forces employment yet there is very little research on this group of workers and none other than this article that compares and contrasts civilian and police officers experience ...
Dick, Gavin P.M., Metcalfe, Beverley
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The Culture of the British Police: Views of Police Officers [PDF]
The Service Industries Journal, 2002 The findings of a longitudinal, qualitative investigation of the culture of British Police and the perceived meanings of 'quality' and 'quality of service' are explored. Themes emerging from the analysis of in-depth interviews with newly promoted inspectors and sergeants suggest that police culture is changing subtly from its traditional roots and open
Peek, Graham, Kiely, Julia
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Law and Safety, 2022 The high level of injuries and the number of cases of death of law enforcement officers, especially in extreme situations, require constant and in-depth research in the field of improving the professional abilities of law enforcement officers.
I. V. Vlasenko, T. V. T. V. Shevchenko
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Community policing and reassurance: Three studies, one narrative [PDF]
, 2014 Drawing on data from three separate studies of community policing (CP) in Scotland this article identifies common themes in the practice of contemporary CP. First, following in the wake of the global financial crisis, we have an austerity drive with cuts
Hamilton-Smith, Niall +3 more
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Police and Psychological Trauma: A Cross-Cultural, Mixed Methodological Study of How Police Cope With the Psychological Consequences of Their Work [PDF]
The current study explores cross-cultural issues related to coping styles, stress management, resilience, and sociocultural factors that impinge upon the lives of law enforcement professionals.
Naz, Sajida
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International Journal of Infectious Diseases, 2022 Purpose: Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak has causes life-changing impacts such as new environmental policies, slowdown of world economy and impact on global health and society.
N. Mohamed +3 more
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