EMOTIONAL STATES ENCOUNTERED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS

Authors

  • Мusinova Ruxshona Yunusovna
  • Qurbonova Aziza Davlat qizi

Keywords:

Emotional states, de-escalation processes, law enforcement, police psychology

Abstract

Working with extreme moods is a constant problem for law enforcement agencies. In police situations, they are often exposed to manifestations of anger and aggression, fear, helplessness or humiliation. In this study, we tested whether they can reliably identify emotional states in people they encounter, drawing from the concept of "schema modes." Although material psychological health is a forensic laboratory on a large scale, it is a control of its concentration on police work.

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Published

2024-07-19