Policing and Psychology

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Exploring the intersection of psychology and modern policing, this book delves into criminal behavior theories, interpersonal skills, and the psychological impact of crime on victims. It addresses critical issues such as stereotyping, profiling, and the stress experienced by officers. Reflective activities and case studies enhance the learning experience, promoting a deeper understanding of psychology in policing contexts. This resource serves as a comprehensive and accessible textbook for students and educators in policing, psychology, and criminology.