Stress management in law enforcement

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• About the Editors = xi
• Acknowledgments = xiii
• Preface = xv
• Part One - Understanding Stress = 3
• 1 Lennart Levi (1967) "Stress as a Cause of Disease," in L. Levi, Stress : Sources. Management and Prevention. New York : Liveright Publishing Company = 5
• 2 James C. Colemans (1973) "Life Stress and Maladaptive Behavior," The American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 27(4), 169-180 = 13
• Part Two - Stress and the Police Officer = 37
• 3 James D. Sewell (1983) "The Development of a Critical Life Events Scale for Law Enforcement." Journal of Police Science and Administration, 11(1), 109-116 = 41
• 4 Thomas E. Malloy and G. Larry Mays (1984) "The Police Stress Hypothesis : A Critical Evaluation," Criminal Justice and Bebavior, 11(2), 197-224 = 55
• 5 Stephen R. Band and Caroline A. Manuele (1987) "Stress and Police Officer Performance : An Examination of Effective Coping Behavior," Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology, 3(3), 30-42 = 77
• 6 Donald S. Quire and William R. Blount (1990) "A Coronary Risk Profile Study of Male Police Officers : Focus on Cholesterol," Journal of Police Science Administration, 17(2), 89-94 = 91
• 7 Wallace Graves (1996) "Police Cynicism : Causes and Cures," FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 65(6), 16-20 = 101
• 8 James D. Sewell, Katherine W. Ellison, and Joseph J. Hurrell, Jr. (1988) "Stress Management in Law Enforcement : Where Do We Go from Here?" The Police Chief, 55(10), 94-98 = 109
• Part Three - Police Suicide = 117
• 9 John M. Violanti (1995) "The Mystery Within : Understanding Police Suicide," FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 64(2), 19-23 = 119
• 10 Rose Lee Josephson and Martin Reiser (1990) "Officer Suicide in the Los Angeles Police Department : A Twelve-Year Follow-Up," Journal of Police Science and Administration, 17(3), 227-229 = 127
• 11 Thomas E. Baker and Jane P. Baker (1996) "Preventing Police Suicide," FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 65(10), 24-27 = 133
• Part Four - Stress and the Police Family = 139
• 12 Richard N. Southworth (1990) "Taking the Job Home," FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 59(11), 19-23 = 141
• 13 Lonald D. Lott (1995) "Deadly Secrets : Violence in the Police Family," FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 64(11), 12-16 = 149
• 14 Grace kannady (1993) "Developing Stress-Resistant Police Families," The Police Chief, 60(8), 92-95 = 157
• 15 Mark S. Means (1986) "Family Therapy Issues in Law Enforcement Families," in J. T. Reese and H. A. Goldstein(eds.), Psychological Services for Law Enforcement. U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DC = 165
• 16 Randy Borum and Carol Philpot (1993) "Therapy with Law Enforcement Couples : Clinical Management of the 'High-Risk Lifestyle,'" The American Journal of Family Therapy, 21(2), 122-135 = 169
• Part Five - The Trauma of Law Enforcement = 185
• 17 I. Lisa McCann and Laurie Anne Pearlman (1990) "Vicarious Traumatization : A Framework for Understanding the Psychological Effects of Working with Victims," Journal of Traumatic Stress, 3(1), 131-149 = 187
• 18 Angela Hetherington (1993) "Traumatin Stress on the Roads," in R. Allen (ed.), Handbook of Post-Disaster Interventions (Special issue). Journal of Social Bebavior and Personality, 8(5), 369-378 = 207
• 19 James D. Sewell (1994) "The Stress of Homicide Investigations," Death Studies, 18(6), 565-582 = 217
• Part Six - Coping with Stress = 233
• 20 Arthur W. Kureczka (1996) "Critical Incident Stress in Law Enforcement," FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 65(3), 10-16 = 237
• 21 Gail Walker (1990) "Crisis-Care in Critical Incident Debriefing," Death Studies, 14, 121-133 = 247
• 22 Douglas Gentz (1994) "Critical Incident Reactions : A Comparison of Two Studies Ten Years Apart in the Same Police Department," Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology, 10(2), 35-37 = 259
• 23 James Janik (1995) "Who Needs Peer Support?" The Police Chief, 62(1), 38-41 = 265
• 24 Peter Finn and Julie Esselman Tomz (1998) "Using Peer Supporters to Help Address Law Enforcement Stress," FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 67(5), 10-18 = 273
• 25 Roger C. Haddix (1996) "Responding to Line-of-Duty Deaths," FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 65(3), 22-27 = 287
• 26 Stephen R. Band and I. John Vasquez (1991) "The Will to Survive," FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 60(8), 1-4 = 297
• Part Seven - Psychological Services for Law Enforcement Personnel = 303
• 27 Robert P. Delprino and Charles Bahn (1988) "National Survey of the Extent and Nature of Psychological Services in Police Departments," Professional Psychology : Research and Practice, 19(4), 421-25 = 305
• 28 Laurence Miller (1995) "Tough Guys : Psychotherapeutic Strategies with Law Enforcement and Emergency Services Personnel," Psychotherapy, 32(4), 592-600 = 317
• 29 Charles R. Fisher (1986) "Some Techniques and External Programs Useful in Police Psychological Services," in J. T. Reese and H. A. Goldstein (eds.), Psychological Services for Law Enforcement. U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DC = 333
• 30 Gil Watson (1986) "Thoughts on Preventive Counseling for Police Officers," in J. T. Reese and H. A. Goldstein (eds.), Psychological Services for Law Enforcement. U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DC = 341
• 31 Rory Gilbert (1986) "A Coordinated Approach to Alcoholism Treatment," in J. T. Reese and H. A. Goldstein (eds.), Psychological Services for Law Enforcement. U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DC = 349
• Part Eight - Management Issues in Dealing with Police Stress = 359
• 32 James D. Sewell (1986) "Administrative Concerns in Law Enforcement Stress Management," Police Studes, 9(3), 153-159 (This journal is now Policing : An International Journal of Police Strategies and Management) = 361
• 33 Peter Finn (1997) "Reducing Stress : An Organization-Centered Approach," FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 66(8), 20-26 = 373
• 34 Ellen M. Scrivner (1994) controlling Police Use of Excessive Force : The Role of the Police Psychologist. National Institute of Justice Research in Brief = 383
• 35 Bill Rehm (1996) "Retirement : A New Chapter, Not the End of the Story," FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin. 65(9), 6-11 = 393