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Logan Somers retweeted
#NewResearch ‼️ by Drs. @Logz22 & @agrahamphd entitled, "Motivations and Likelihood of the Public to Consider a Career in Policing," now out in Policing: An International Journal.
Link below!
doi.org/10.1108/PIJPSM-05-20…
Logan Somers retweeted
#NewResearch ‼️from @Logz22, Dr. Todak, @ian_t_adams & @smourtgos entitled, "Through Thick and Thin: Comparing Traditional Qualitative Analysis and Natural Language Processing Techniques Using Narrative Data from Police Officers" out now in JQ. Link below!
doi.org/10.1080/07418825.202…
Logan Somers retweeted
Teams had too many Guinnesses before the start of the this game. Sloppy start in Ireland! Why we love college football though
Logan Somers retweeted
To celebrate my first ever entry into the #CircaSportsMillion VI, I had to take a (super official) celebratory photo with my proxy. Thanks, @WCProxyService!
Great end to the week with new research out with Bill Terrill. Let me know if you’d like a copy to help with a much deserved weekend nap. doi.org/10.1108/PIJPSM-04-20…
New article out in JQ! In it we use video-based SSO to analyze both escalation and de-escalation within police-citizen encounters. We also apply a modified resistance force comparative scheme to assess for proportionality and incrementalism. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Logan Somers retweeted
Somers: One last column before I go azcentral.com/story/sports/2…
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Love to see this! Much deserved recognition for a true professional. @kentsomers
It’s been an honor to be covered by such an honest, hard-working person who went to great efforts to get every detail right.
Terrific and well-deserved recognition for @kentsomers in Super Bowl press box.
A tremendous professional & person, this is his last game before stepping away & into retirement.
New article out with awesome grad student Jake Foster in @police_practice. We assess the relationship between officers' career aspirations, role orientations, unique work experiences, education, and whether they completed additional in-service training.
doi.org/10.1080/15614263.202…
New research out with Bill Terrill at HS. The aim of the paper is to assess officers' perceptions of danger in various armed citizen encounters. We also attempt to identify contextual factors that might heighten their sense of danger if present.
doi.org/10.1177/108876792211…
New article out with Bill Terrill at CJB. In it, we look at how the unique work experiences of police officers are related to confidence in their abilities to resolve various law enforcement, order-maintenance, and service-oriented tasks. doi.org/10.1177%2F0093854822…
New solo article out in The Police Journal. The study takes a descriptive look at the unique work experiences of officers (shifts, crime areas, duty assignments), and how those experiences vary between and within officer tenure groupings. doi.org/10.1177/0032258X2110…
New research out with Bill Terrill in Criminal Justice Studies that takes a look at how more nuanced measures of officer experience (beyond length of tenure) are linked with different cultural orientations. Hopefully much more to come from this data! doi.org/10.1080/1478601X.202…
New article in print at PQ led by Twitterless Gene Paoline and Bill Terrill. It has been a long time coming! journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
Logan Somers retweeted
Trying to take the rust off on the first day back to work in awhile....
Somers: The cliche is true. A little time spent on the bench can be a good thing azcentral.com/story/sports/2… via @azcentral
