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William U. Weiss Ph.D. Gerald Serafino Ph.D. Ann Serafino Walt Willson Jason Sarsany John Felton Ph.D. 《Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology》1999,14(1):38-42
The MMPI-2 and the Inwald Personality Inventory were employed to investigate the personality characteristics of dropouts from
a state police academy. A traditional model of training borrowed from military models was used at the academy rather than
a police generated model. Sensitive and independent individuals, more compatible with modern community policing methods may
have rejected police work as a result of the experience. 15 academy completers and 9 dropouts were used in the sample. Analyses
of the scales of the MMPI-2 and the Inwald Personality Inventory identified variables upon which the two groups differed.
The hypothesis that more sensitive, empathic and independent individuals were leaving the academy appeared to be supported. 相似文献
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Felton Julia W. Cole David A. Havewala Mazneen Kurdziel Gretchen Brown Victoria 《Journal of youth and adolescence》2019,48(4):731-743
Journal of Youth and Adolescence - Girls are more likely to engage in rumination, associated with the development of mental health problems, as well as report higher levels of friendship quality,... 相似文献
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This paper examines the association between adolescent pregnancy and socioenvironmental, physical, and mental health problems in 1590 inner-city females aged 13–18 who use health clinics. Adolescents who have become pregnant, those who are sexually active but never have been pregnant, and those who are sexually inactive are compared. The sexually active youngsters come from more psychosocially disadvantaged backgrounds than their sexually inactive peers; the sexually active girls who become pregnant come from more psychosocially disadvantaged backgrounds than those who have never been pregnant. Despite this, the youths who have become pregnant do not have more current relationship problems, more stressful life events, or worse physical health than the never-pregnant sexually active youths. Although sexually inactive youths have the lowest rates of mental health problems, adolescents who have been pregnant have lower rates of anxiety and conduct disorder symptoms than those who are sexually active but never pregnant.Supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Fieldwork conducted by Survey Research Associates.Research interests include adolescents and children, parenting, and families.Research interests include epidemiology of child and adolescent psychiatric disorder.Research interests include psychiatric epidemiology/deviant behavior.Research interests include mental health and statistical issues.Research interests include health behavior and mental health issues. 相似文献
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