The Institute for Forensic Psychology, Police Psychologists

Technical and Informational Papers
For Public Safety Administrators

The following is a partial list of articles available upon request to qualified persons. Please contact us on your official departmental or corporate letterhead for complimentary copies of the items you require. Please note: These articles may contain confidential and proprietary information. We regret that we can no longer honor requests from the general public for our documents. Inquiries from qualified agency representatives will be promptly answered.

bulletCan Psychological Profiling Improve Firefighter Selection Procedures? (Internal Reports, 2003)
bulletCase-law Summaries: Psychological Fitness for Duty of Police and Public Safety Personnel (Internal Reports, 2009)
bulletConcurrent validity of the Candidate and Officer Personnel Survey (International Journal of Police Science & Management, 2009)
bulletPredicting Performance of Law Enforcement Personnel Using the Candidate and Officer Personnel Survey and Other Psychological Measures (Internal Reports, 2003)
bulletPsychological Examination of Peace Officer Applicants: Theory and Practice (Minnesota Police Chief, 1997)
bulletPsychological profiling of Australian police officers: An examination of post-selection performance (International Journal of Police Science & Management, 2005)
bulletPsychological profiling of Australian police officers: A longitudinal examination of post-selection performance (International Journal of Police Science & Management, 2006)
bulletRacial Bias and Police Selection (NPEAB News, 1998)
bulletThe Significance of Arrogance in Police Candidates (The New Jersey Police Chief, 1998)
bulletSome Modest Proposals and Psychological Hints for the New Chief of Police (The New Jersey Police Chief, 2003)
bulletWho is qualified to provide expert testimony on the psychological fitness for duty of a police officer? A guide for agencies, lawyers and hearing officers (Internal Reports, 2008)
bulletXtreme Savings: Slashing Sick Leave/Attrition Rates Through New Recruit Screening (Corrections Today, 2002)

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