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

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School of Criminal Justice & Security
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article
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Simcoe, ON
Date Created/Date Issued
2014
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Annex Business Media
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Author (aut): Fawcett, Brad
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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.
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English
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Publication Title
Blue Line Magazine
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Volume 26, Issue 6
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issn: 08478538
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Blue Line Magazine
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IN COPYRIGHT
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decision making; emotions; high risk situations; complexity; use of force
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Fawcett, Brad. “Emotion’s role in use of force: wearing the unemotional mask of professionalism”. Article. Blue Line Magazine. School of Criminal Justice & Security. Simcoe, ON: Annex Business Media, 2014. https://jibc.arcabc.ca/school-criminal-justice-security/emotions-role-use-force-wearing-unemotional-mask-professionalism.
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