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Stress in policing / Hans Toch ; with contributions by Frankie Bailey and Marty Floss.

Van Pelt Library HV7936.J63 T63 2002
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Toch, Hans.
Contributor:
Bailey, Frankie Y.
Floss, Marty.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Police--Job stress--United States.
Police.
Police--Job stress.
Occupational surveys.
Police subculture.
United States.
Police administration--United States.
Police administration.
Police subculture--United States.
Police--United States--Attitudes.
Occupational surveys--United States.
Physical Description:
xix, 259 pages ; 24 cm
Edition:
First edition.
Place of Publication:
Washington, D.C. : American Psychological Association, [2002]
Contents:
Manifestations of Stress 5
The Study of Stress 10
The Self-Study Process 13
Stress and Police Reform 18
Chapter 2 An Inside View of Police Work 23
Sources of Work Satisfaction 24
Sources of Work Stress 36
Management of Work Stress 61
Management of Lingering Work Stress 69
Chapter 3 Occupational Stress 73
Sources of Stress Cited in Focus Groups 74
Planning the Surveys 78
Occupational Stress as Defined in the Survey 79
Sources of Occupational Stress 88
Chapter 4 Gender, Age, and Family Stress 91
Results From the Ride-Alongs 94
Results From the Surveys 103
Chapter 5 Perceptions of Conflict and Discrimination 117
Results From the Surveys 119
Chapter 6 Data Feedback Sessions 129
Results From the Workshop Session 132
Results From the Suburban Department Feedback Session 134
Rank-and-File Problem Solving 146
Chapter 7 Actualization and Stress 151
Stressful Experiences 153
The Principle of Disintegration 172
Chapter 8 Critical-Incident Stress 179
Police Crisis Intervention 183
Implementation Issues 185
Critical-Incident Stress Teams 189
Critical Incident Study Teams 194
Chapter 9 Retrospect 197
Politics 197
Middle Age and Seniority 200
Personal and Organizational Problems 201
Diverging Perceptions 206
A Methodological Caveat 209
Contingent Events 211
Appendix A Letter to Officers 219.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
1557988293
OCLC:
47764341

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