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The Negative Impact of Police Psycho-physiological Stressors
S. Hakan Can
Penn State Schuylkill
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Negative Impact
100%
Physiological Stress
100%
Psycho
100%
Police Stress
100%
Coping Mechanisms
66%
Repressed Anger
50%
Officers
50%
Health Problems
33%
Law Enforcement Officers
33%
Alcohol
16%
Anger
16%
Tobacco
16%
Vegetables
16%
Police Officers
16%
Self-esteem
16%
Religiosity
16%
Anger Expression
16%
Anger Management
16%
Health Risk
16%
Health Surveys
16%
Family Support
16%
Health Measures
16%
Police Department
16%
Romantic Partners
16%
Years of Service
16%
Threat Assessment
16%
Mediation Analysis
16%
Employee Assistance Programs
16%
Low Self-esteem
16%
Anonymous Survey
16%
Patrol Officer
16%
Partner Aggression
16%
Officer Stress
16%
Night Eating
16%
Self-aggression
16%
Non-significance
16%
Psychology
Stressors
100%
Coping Mechanisms
57%
Self-Esteem
28%
Religiosity
14%
Mediation Analysis
14%
Coping Behavior
14%