Emotion's role in use of force: wearing the unemotional  mask of professionalism

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Fawcett, B. (2014). Emotion’s role in use of force: wearing the unemotional mask of professionalism. Blue Line Magazine, 26(6), 14-15.

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Title: Emotion's role in use of force: wearing the unemotional mask of professionalism
Author(s): Brad Fawcett
Abstract: Decision making for first responders working in environments where normal accidents can be expected due to risk factors is a very complex process. Educating police and the public about emotion and its evolved role in threatening events may better prepare officers and mitigate public response when police must use force.
Keywords: decision making; emotions; high risk situations; complexity; use of force
Date: 2014
Publication type: article
Journal/Book/Host Title: Blue Line Magazine
ISSN: 08478538
Publisher: Annex Business Media
Place of publication: Simcoe, ON
Date of host publication: 2014
Volume: 26
Issue: 6
Start page: 14
End page: 15
Publisher Link: https://www.blueline.ca/uploads/issue/pdf/279/BLM_2014-06.pdf
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