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A simple metric for predicting repeated intimate partner violence harm based on the level of harm of the index offence (… as long as a non-linear statistic is applied)
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Policing: An International Journal
Policing: An International Journal (2023) 46 (2): 243–259.
Published: 12 January 2023
...). Yet, the predictive utility of harm scores in IPV remains unclear – except that high-harm IPV is not usually followed by any additional IPV incidents. The authors take cases of repeat IPV from North Zealand Police, Denmark, to predict subsequent IPV harm and counts based on the level of harm...
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Police selection – implications during training and early career
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Policing: An International Journal
Policing: An International Journal (2015) 38 (2): 221–238.
Published: 18 May 2015
...) the authors performed hierarchical multiple regression analyses, predicting four criteria – performance, satisfaction, retention, and health – at three consecutive time points (after two years of academy training, after six months of field training, and after the first work year). Findings – No group...
