2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcrimjus.2007.12.004
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The impact of situational factors, officer characteristics, and neighborhood context on police behavior: A multilevel analysis

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“…Much of the literature indicates that the way a member of the public behaves in relation to the officer can influence the way the officer her or himself acts (Mastrofski, Reisig, and McCluskey, 2002;Mastrofski, Snipes, Parks, and Maxwell, 2000;Rossler and Terrill, 2012;Sun, 2003Sun, , 2006Sun and Payne, 2004;Sun, Payne, and Wu, 2008). It is thus reasonable to expect that officers are more or less likely to behave in procedurally fair ways, depending on the attitude the member of the public presents toward them.…”
Section: Officer Behaviour Was Related To the Characteristics And Behmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Much of the literature indicates that the way a member of the public behaves in relation to the officer can influence the way the officer her or himself acts (Mastrofski, Reisig, and McCluskey, 2002;Mastrofski, Snipes, Parks, and Maxwell, 2000;Rossler and Terrill, 2012;Sun, 2003Sun, , 2006Sun and Payne, 2004;Sun, Payne, and Wu, 2008). It is thus reasonable to expect that officers are more or less likely to behave in procedurally fair ways, depending on the attitude the member of the public presents toward them.…”
Section: Officer Behaviour Was Related To the Characteristics And Behmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previous research has also demonstrated significant associations between objective neighborhood and individuals' perceptions of health and quality of life [20,[52][53][54][55]. This point of neighborhood identification thus provides a possibility to validate the meaning of a neighborhood; it also leads to the requirement of multilevel modeling to examine the feasibility of newly designed neighborhoods versus original census blocks for understanding citizens' attitudes and experiences of neighborhood identity [47,55]. Therefore, in this study, we aim to explore the uncertainty of MAUP in neighborhood interpretations by comparing the discrepancies between objective neighborhood context and subjective citizens' perceptions of place across multiple scales [56,57].…”
Section: Study Areamentioning
confidence: 98%
“…In this sense, neighborhood context can also be interpreted by citizens' social behaviors and self-perception of place [49][50][51]. Previous research has also demonstrated significant associations between objective neighborhood and individuals' perceptions of health and quality of life [20,[52][53][54][55]. This point of neighborhood identification thus provides a possibility to validate the meaning of a neighborhood; it also leads to the requirement of multilevel modeling to examine the feasibility of newly designed neighborhoods versus original census blocks for understanding citizens' attitudes and experiences of neighborhood identity [47,55].…”
Section: Study Areamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Galima sakyti, kad moterys, priimdamos sprendimus kritinėmis aplinkybėmis, dažniau klysta ir pasirenka netinkamas elgesio strategijas. Tai gali būti susiję su tuo, kad pareigūnės yra linkusios rečiau taikyti prievartines elgesio strategijas nei vyrai (Sun et al, 2008). Be to, atliktų tyrimų rezultatai rodo, kad moterys, interpretuodamos grėsmingus stimulus, padaro daugiau klaidų nei vyrai (McHugha et al, 2010).…”
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