Post-traumatic effects in policing: perceptions, stigmas and help seeking behaviours
Post-traumatic effects in policing: perceptions, stigmas and help seeking behaviours
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DOI：
10.1080/15614263.2014.958488
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发表时间：
2016-10-01
影响因子：
1.8
通讯作者：
Hausdorf, Peter A.
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作者：
Heffren, Cole D. J.;Hausdorf, Peter A.
本研究探讨了警察的知觉、污名与求助支持之间的关系。加拿大一支大型市政警察部队的警员共完成了421项网络调查。最有意义的发现是，警察对披露令人痛苦的个人信息感到放心，与向他人寻求帮助之间的关系。受访者最常向朋友(工作上和外面)和家人寻求帮助。只有当他们之间存在牢固的互惠关系时，受访者才会与他们的直接主管分享信息。讨论了对未来警察职业求助研究和实践的启示。
This study explored the relationships between perceptions, stigmas and support with help seeking amongst police officers. A total of 421 web surveys were completed by constables from a large municipal police force in Canada. The most significant finding was the relationship between officers feeling comfortable disclosing distressing personal information and seeking help from others. Help was most commonly sought from respondents' friends (at work and outside) and family members. Respondents shared information with their direct supervisors only when there was a strong, reciprocal relationship between them. Implications for future research and practice for help seeking in police occupations are discussed.