基于证据的警务:警察态度调查

IF 2 Q1 CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY
Adrian Cherney, E. Antrobus, Sally Bennett, Bevan Murphy, Michael Newman
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循证警务(EBP)提倡在警务决策中使用科学的过程。本文考察了昆士兰警察局和西澳大利亚警察局对EBP研究的吸收和接受程度的调查结果。本文使用综合数据集,研究了与学术和内部研究的感知价值和有用性相关的各种因素,以及个人和组织使用EBP研究的障碍。它还探讨了领导力和EBP研讨会是否影响循证实践的采用。
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Evidence-based policing: A survey of police attitudes
Evidence-based policing (EBP) advocates the use of scientific processes in police decision-making. This paper examines results from a survey of officers in the Queensland Police Service and the Western Australia Police on the uptake of and receptiveness towards EBP research. Using a combined dataset, the paper examines a variety of factors related to the perceived value and usefulness of academic and internal research, and individual and organisational barriers to the use of EBP research. It also explores whether leadership and EBP workshops influence the adoption of evidence-based practices.
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