It's not depersonalization, It's emotional labor: examining surface acting and use-of-force with evidence from the US
Using data from one urban police department in the United States, this study gauges the effects of individual officer characteristics on use-of-force. Consistent with prior research, we find Emotional Exhaustion to be a negative correlate to use-of-force: Emotionally-exhausted officers avoid engagin...
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