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Author (aut): Fawcett, Brad
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The ascendance of online law enforcement training appears to be associated with the economics of policing and the calls for more training to better meet the concerns of identified special needs groups. While online training can provide certain benefits, the limitations for real-world competence and performance impairment must also be acknowledged. |
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Volume 26, Issue 1
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issn: 08478538
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online training; contextual learning; policing standards; crisis intervention; real-world competence; performance impairment
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