The Relationship of Police Officers Age and Educational Level with their Perception of Bias-Based Policing
Keywords:
bias-based policing, racial profiling, officer2019;s age, officer2019;s educational level
Abstract
In a survey study of police officers in Alabama this paper assesses how demographic factors of police officers their reception of training on cultural diversity and the awareness of their department s written policy on bias-based policing are related to their perception of bias-based policing practices in their department To achieve the goal of the present study a survey of 400 officers was used to run multivariate logistic regression analyses Three variables display significant association with a police officer s perception regarding witnessing bias-based policing practices Officers with younger age group higher education and longer work experience in the department are more likely to say that they have witnessed bias-based policing practices as compared with their counterparts with older age groups lower education and shorter work experience
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2013-03-15
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