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| Myrstol,
Brad A. and Langworthy, Robert H. (2005). Police
Alcohol-Related Services Study (PASS), Phase II: A Description of the
Beliefs, Perceptions and Attitudes of Anchorage Police Department Employees.
Report prepared for the Anchorage Police Department. Anchorage, AK: Justice
Center, University of Alaska Anchorage. |
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Abstract:
The principal aim of the Police Alcohol-related Services Study (PASS) was
to expand knowledge about the fiscal, organizational, and cultural impact
of citizen alcohol use on the Anchorage Police Department (APD). Phase II
of the study employed a voluntary, self-administered questionnaire provided
to all members of the APD regardless of rank, sworn status, or operational
division. The questionnaire was designed to explore respondents' perceptions
of their alcohol-related workload; perceptions of community problems; perceived
links between alcohol use and selected social problems; attitudes, perceptions,
and beliefs about the policing of alcohol-related incidents and the people
involved with them; and personal and vicarious experience with alcohol-related
incidents. The report describes survey response through comparison of APD
employee responses across divisions within the department: operations vs.
administration, patrol vs. non-patrol, and sworn vs. non-sworn. |
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