Emergency responders (ERs), often termed First Responders, such as police, fire and
paramedic roles are exposed to occupational stressors including high workload, and …

According to social cognitive theories of post-traumatic stress, trauma may increase an
individual's need for control. Research has yet to explore this process as it relates to Intimate …

This study examines racial variations in the experience of police department norms and
culture. Using the data set Police Stress and Domestic Violence in Police Families in …

Dhanani et al.(2022) review a compelling and sobering body of evidence regarding
policeinitiated violence, with a focus on racism and disparate impact on the Black …

Using data collected from 36 interviews with the police and their family members, the first
author's insider perspective as a former police officer and the second author's lived …

Intimate partner violence (IPV) is serious social concern and is often perpetrated by police
officers. Research suggests that 20–40% of police families experience IPV. The purpose of …

The 13 articles in this special issue draw from the experience of women and men in
Australia, Canada, Denmark, India, Micronesia, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Vietnam, and the …

A significant number of men arrested and mandated to intimate partner violence (IPV)
programs are fathers who continue to be involved in the lives of non-offending parents and …

Police officers experience stress in various modes in the performance of their duties. Police
officers routinely respond to stressful incidents, such as fatal vehicle accidents, homicide …

This study examines the types and number of negative outcomes associated with police
work across five countries. Self-report online surveys completed by 1,286 officers from the …