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The Cassandra effect: translating "blood lessons" to the public
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Author (aut): Fawcett, Brad
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Facts often fail to counter the influence of those who are determined to proclaim the worst in situations of police use of force. When examined through a lens informed with an understanding of the limitations of human performance under stress, the actions of the officers involved are typically determined to be reasonable. |
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Volume 23, Issue 5
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issn: 08478538
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public opinion; police; use of force; stress response; emotion
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The Cassandra effect: translating "blood lessons" to the public
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