The relationship between coping styles, performance, and responses to stressful scenarios in police recruits.

Vicki R. LeBlanc · Cheryl Regehr · R. Blake Jelley · Irene Barath

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This study investigated the relationship between coping styles and police recruits' stress responses and performance during a stressful event and the relationship between coping styles and traumatic symptoms. Recruits participated in a simulated stressful policing situation and were scored by expert

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