Creating guardians or warriors: Examining the effects of non-stress training on policing outcomes (Record no. 518744)

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Personal name Li, D. Crotty, S.N. and Crotty, J.N.
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Title Creating guardians or warriors: Examining the effects of non-stress training on policing outcomes
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Place of publication, distribution, etc American Review of Public Administration
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Extent 51(1), Jan, 2021: p.3-16
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Summary, etc High-profile fatal police shootings of persons of color in recent years have led some to propose changes in the ways that police officers are trained to reduce violence in interactions between officers and citizens. This article explores the impact of a non-stress-oriented training model that some police academies have adopted as an alternative to traditional militaristic training models. We integrate multiple theoretical perspectives to develop the expectation that training interventions will have a significant impact on the nature of police/citizen interactions only when turnover of officers is sufficiently high. Results from analyses of 133 middle- to large-sized municipal police departments in 2013 suggest that non-stress training is significantly associated with reductions in use of deadly force by officers in those departments where recruits trained under such regimes make up a larger portion of the force. We do not find a significant direct or moderated effect on the number of police injured in confrontations with citizens or in the prevalence of discretionary arrests.- Reproduced
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element Police training, Non-stress training, De-escalation, Organizational socialization, Use of force, Police–citizen encounter
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Main entry heading American Review of Public Administration
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Subject DIP POLICE - TRAINING
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          Indian Institute of Public Administration Indian Institute of Public Administration 2021-10-29 51(1), Jan, 2021: p.3-16 AR125841 2021-10-29 Articles

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