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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Trauma-Informed Policing"”.

  1. The Trauma-Based Interface by Police Officers with Victims Coincident to the Scenes of Domestic Violence: A Qualitative Study of Original Police Domestic Violence Probable Cause Statements

    … practices and training in response to the trauma typically occurring to the DV victims at the time of the DV incidents. The PC statements yielded from the recently closed case files of the Municipal Court, Sparks, Nevada (a city of 100,000 within a metro area of approximately 500,000). The …

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  2. ASSESSING ALEXITHYMIA IN LAW ENFORCEMENT: THE ROLE OF SERVICE TENURE AND SEX

    … professions requiring emotional intelligence and trauma-informed response. Law enforcement officers routinely navigate high-stress encounters that demand emotional regulation, clear communication, and empathy, yet those with alexithymic traits may struggle in these areas, potentially affecting …

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  3. Feeling heard, respected and emotionally understood: empathic communication in simulated sexual assault interviews with police trainees

    … with the goal of informing victim-centered, trauma-informed interview training. The main study is based on 34 video-recorded scenarios from a basic training program at a U.S. police training institute, in which trainees interviewed professional role-players acting as sexual assault victims …

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