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A comprehensive overview of stress, its causes, effects, and coping mechanisms, with a particular focus on stress in law enforcement. It covers topics such as the body's and mind's response to stress, the general adaptation syndrome, eustress, distress, homeostasis, the theory of cognitive appraisal, external and internal stressors in law enforcement, stress in police work itself, stressors confronting the individual officer, critical and chronic stress, burnout, overload, underload, suicide awareness, signs of suicide, stages of alcoholism among police officers, signs of alcoholism, psychologists, clinical social workers, crisis, crisis victims, the proper police response to crisis behavior, crime victim's compensation program, safe horizon, lifenet, anonymous toll-free hotlines, medic alert, and more.
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Ans STRESS IS THE RESPONSE YOUR MIND AND BODY HAVE TO DEMANDS, CHANGES OR CHALLENGES YOU EXPERIENCE. STRESSORS - Ans WHEN YOUR MIND SENSES CHANGES OR DEMANDS EUSTRESS - Ans STRESS THAT PRESENTS THE OPPORTUNITY FOR PERSONAL GROWTH AND SATISFACTION DISTRESS - Ans STRESS THAT LEAVES YOU FEELING DRAINED AND IRRITABLE BECAUSE IT IS CAUSED BY TROUBLES HOMEOSTASIS - Ans THE BODY AND MIND WORKING TOGETHER TO TRY AND DEAL WITH STRESS (BALANCE) General Adaptation Syndrome - Ans is an outline of how a person responds to stimuli which causes stress THE BODY'S RESPONSE TO STRESS (3 STAGES) - Ans ALARM PHASE : THE BODY SENSES A THREAT AND BECOMES ENERGIZED. RESISTANCE PHASE: THE BODY CONTINUES TO RESIST UNTIL THREAT IS OVER OR UNTIL THE BODY CAN NO LONGER FIGHT. EXHAUSTION PHASE: ENERGY STORE ARE DEPLETED AND THE BODY ENTERS INTO EXHAUSTION. A PERSON IS SUSCEPTIBLE TO SERIOUS ILLNESS OR EVEN DEATH. THE MIND'S RESPONSE TO STRESS (3 LEVELS) - Ans ALARM PHASE: YOUR MIND IS PRESENTED WITH A SITUATION WITH WHICH IT IS UNFAMILIAR. IT REACTS WITH SURPRISE AND ANXIETY. RESISTANCE PHASE: HERE YOU LEARN TO COPE WITH THE TASK EFFECTIVELY. EXHAUSTION PHASE: THIS OCCURS AFTER PROLONGED EXPOSURE TO THE STRESSOR, WHEN YOU HAVE NO EFFECTIVE SOLUTION AND HAVE
Ans SITUATIONS A PERSON PERCEIVES TO BE STRESSFUL ARE SHAPED BY THAT PERSON'S PAST EXPERIENCES WHAT IS STRESSFUL TO ONE PERSON MAY NOT BE STRESSFUL TO ANOTHER EXTERNAL STRESSORS (STRESS IN LAW ENFORCEMENT) - Ans -FRUSTRATION WITH JUDICIAL SYSTEM -LACK OF SUPPORT BY PUBLIC -OFFICER'S DISLIKE OF DECISIONS BY ADMINISTRATIVE BODIES AFFECTING LAW ENFORCEMENT WORK -NEGATIVE MEDIA COVERAGE INTERNAL STRESSORS (STRESS IN LAW ENFORCEMENT) - Ans -DEPARTMENT POLICIES -INADEQUATE CAREER DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES -LACK OF RECOGNITION -POOR ECONOMIC BENEFIT -INCONSISTENT DISCIPLINE STRESS IN POLICE WORK ITSELF - Ans -EXPOSURE TO LIFE'S MISERIES -HOURS OF BOREDOM -FEAR AND DANGER OF THE JOB -CONSTANT RESPONSIBILITY FOR PROTECTING OTHER PEOPLE -FRAGMENTED NATURE OF THE JOB -WORK OVERLOAD STRESSORS CONFRONTING THE INDIVIDUAL OFFICER - Ans -FEARS REARDING JOB COMPETENCE, SAFETY -NECESSITY TO CONFORM -NEED TO TAKE A 2nd JOB -NEED TO FURTHER EDUCATION -BEING CRITICIZED BY PEERS -ATTITUDE CHANGE FROM FAMILY / FRIENDS CRITICAL STRESS - Ans STRESS FROM A SINGLE INCIDENT CHRONIC STRESS - Ans STRESS EXPERIENCED OVER TIME BURNOUT - Ans OCCURS WHEN RESERVES OF ENERGY AND ADAPTABILITY ARE TOTALLY DEPLEATED
Ans AN UNEXPECTED EVENT THAT IS SO OVERWHELMING IT DESTABILIZES AN OTHERWISE HEALTHY PERSON THE PSYCHOLOGICAL MECHANISMS THAT A PERSON NORMALLY USES TO HANDLE PROBLEMS CEASE TO WORK AND FUNCTIONING IS IMPAIRED CRISIS VICTIMS MAY SUFFER A LOSS OF... - Ans DIGNITY (FEEL SHAME, EMBARRASSMENT, HUMILATION, GUILT) POWER (CONFUSION, HELPLESSNESS, INDECISIVENESS) SECURITY (ANXIETY) THE PROPER POLICE RESPONSE TO CRISIS BEHAVIOR - Ans DECISION MAKING -INDECISION "WHAT SHOULD I DO?" POLICE RESPONSE -PROVIDE GENERAL PROCEDURAL INFORMATION CRIME VICTIM'S COMPENSATION PROGRAM - Ans -MEDICAL EXPENSES -LOST EARNINGS -BURIAL EXPENSES -COUNSELING SERVICES -COST OF REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF ESSENTIAL --PERSONAL PROPERTY -TRANSPORTATION EXPENSES FOR COURT -APPEARANCES SAFE HORIZON - Ans A NOT-FOR-PROFIT CORPORATION ESTABLISHED BY THE MAYOR. ITS GOAL IS TO OFFER A COMPREHENSIVE ARRAY OF SERVICES TO ALL TYPES OF CRIME VICTIMS. IT SEEKS TO EXPAND SERVICES NOW PROVIDED TO VICTIM GROUPS WITH PARTICULAR PROBLEMS LIFENET - Ans LIFENET IS A TREATMENT REFERRAL PROGRAM FOR INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN NEED OF COUNSELING ASSISTANCE OUTSIDE THE PURVIEW OF THIS DEPARTMENT THE ANONYMOUS TOLL-FREE HOTLINES ARE STAFFED BY MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS WHO ARE TRAINED TO LISTEN TO CALLERS' PROBLEMS MEDIC ALERT -
Ans PERSONS WITH ANY MEDICAL PROBLEM OR CONDITION THAT CANNOT BE EASILY SEEN OR RECOGNIZED NEED THE PROTECTION OF MEDIC ALERT A MEDIC ALERT EMBLEM IS WORN ON THE WRIST OR NECK FOR HEART CONDITIONS, DIABETES, SEVERE ALLERGIES, EPILEPSY ETC.