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Project

Police and Personality. A correlational analysis of interrogation the competencies and the management

Outputs and Outcomes

Code

01J11107

Duration

01 January 2007 → 31 October 2011

Funding

Regional and community funding: Special Research Fund

Promotor

Paul Ponsaers

Research disciplines

Social sciences
- Applied psychology
- Criminology
- Law
- Other law and legal studies

Keywords

personality traits police management interrogation

Project description

This correlational study focuses on the most important activities of law enforcement personnel, i.e. interviewing and information gathering. It exmaines the underlying structure of interview competencies and the association with FFM personality traits. This research investigate if the five-dimensional taxonomie (De Fruyt, 2006) of police competencies is a comprehensive one.

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English

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