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Police Selection and Training: The Role of Psychology |
J.C. Yuille
Springer Netherlands
Police Selection and Training: The Role of Psychology
The Public and the Police: Training Implications of the Demand for a New Model Police Officer
Authors

Donald G. Dutton

ARI Id

1664683960343_2716740

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

141-157

DOI

10.1007/978-94-009-4434-3_9

Chapter URL

https://rd.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-94-009-4434-3_9

Table of Contents of Book
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Chapters/HeadingsAuthor(s)PagesInfo
Front Matter
I-XVI
Front Matter
1-1
Recruit Selection in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Robert Loo; Colin Meredith
3-20
Critical Issues for the Police Psychologist in Training Police
Martin Reiser
21-42
The Development of Training, and the Need for in-Service Training
Karel J. Nijkerk
43-55
The Panacea of Training and Selection
Frans Denkers
57-66
Training Police for Social Work? — Experiences from a German Program
Gernot Steinhilper
67-76
The Contribution of Psychology to the Development of Police Training in Britain (with Particular Emphasis on Metropolitan London)
Leslie Poole
77-96
An Evaluation of Police Recruit Training in Human Awareness
Ray Bull
97-122
The Limits of Police Community Relations Training
Anthony J. P. Butler
123-139
The Public and the Police: Training Implications of the Demand for a New Model Police Officer
Donald G. Dutton
141-157
Officer-Involved Shootings: Effects, Suggested Procedures and Treatment
John G. Stratton
159-174
Police and the Mentally Disordered
John Monahan; Brian Monahan
175-186
Criminal Psychopaths
Robert D. Hare
187-206
The Inheritance of Human Deviance: Anti-genetic Bias and the Facts
Sarnoff A. Mednick
207-223
Meaningful Research in the Police Context
John C. Yuille
225-243
Front Matter
245-245
Psychological Standards Research for California Law Enforcement Officers
George E. Hargrave
247-249
Assessment Strategy for Special Unit Assignments: An Alternative to Psychological Tests
Ellen M. Scrivner
251-255
Municipal Police Evaluation: Psychometric versus Behavioural Assessment
P. Serrano; L. Garcia-Sevilla; J. L. Perez; M. Pina; J. R. Ruiz
257-265
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