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- catalog abstract "Psychological consultation service provided to a Texas police department leads to new methods of providing mental health services to a community. After becoming familiar with police methods, the consulting staff informed policemen of referral sources, set up interagency meetings between police administrators and supervisors and mental health workers, and helped with a training program for handling disturbed behavior. This book documents the activities of the staff (composed of upper level psychology students from the University of Texas) and also discusses underlying behavioral principles, theories of psychosocial intervention, and the psychology of police organization. As a whole, the police regarded the program enthusiastically. The results indicate that the project was instrumental in effecting changes in police intervention in crisis situations. Results also suggest that attitude change is not necessary for behavioral change.".
- catalog contributor b8361379.
- catalog coverage "Austin (Tex.) Police.".
- catalog created "[1973]".
- catalog date "1973".
- catalog date "[1973]".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "[1973]".
- catalog description "Introduction -- Chap. 1. Police functions and mental health strategies -- Chap. 2. Familiarization and its lessons -- Chap. 3. Theoretical background -- Chap. 4. Problem consultation -- Chap. 5. Training -- Chap. 6. Community agency conference -- Chap. 7. Viability of the consultant program -- Chap. 8. Changes in crisis management -- Chap. 9. Attitudes -- Chap. 10. Discussion of results -- Chap. 11. Psychology of police organization -- Chap. 12. Summary and recommendations -- Bibliography -- Appendix 1. Community agency conference participants -- Appendix 2. Mental health questionnaire.".
- catalog description "Psychological consultation service provided to a Texas police department leads to new methods of providing mental health services to a community. After becoming familiar with police methods, the consulting staff informed policemen of referral sources, set up interagency meetings between police administrators and supervisors and mental health workers, and helped with a training program for handling disturbed behavior. This book documents the activities of the staff (composed of upper level psychology students from the University of Texas) and also discusses underlying behavioral principles, theories of psychosocial intervention, and the psychology of police organization. As a whole, the police regarded the program enthusiastically. The results indicate that the project was instrumental in effecting changes in police intervention in crisis situations. Results also suggest that attitude change is not necessary for behavioral change.".
- catalog extent "xi, 165 p.".
- catalog hasFormat "Psychological consultation with a police department.".
- catalog identifier "0398026955".
- catalog isFormatOf "Psychological consultation with a police department.".
- catalog issued "1973".
- catalog issued "[1973]".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "Springfield, Ill., Thomas".
- catalog relation "Psychological consultation with a police department.".
- catalog spatial "Austin (Tex.) Police.".
- catalog spatial "Texas Austin.".
- catalog spatial "Texas.".
- catalog subject "659.2/9/3632096431".
- catalog subject "Austin, Tex. Police Department.".
- catalog subject "Community Mental Health Services Texas.".
- catalog subject "HV7936.P8 M26".
- catalog subject "Interprofessional Relations Texas.".
- catalog subject "Mental health consultation Texas Austin.".
- catalog subject "Police Texas Austin.".
- catalog subject "Police-community relations Case studies.".
- catalog subject "Public Relations Texas.".
- catalog subject "WM 30 M282p 1973".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction -- Chap. 1. Police functions and mental health strategies -- Chap. 2. Familiarization and its lessons -- Chap. 3. Theoretical background -- Chap. 4. Problem consultation -- Chap. 5. Training -- Chap. 6. Community agency conference -- Chap. 7. Viability of the consultant program -- Chap. 8. Changes in crisis management -- Chap. 9. Attitudes -- Chap. 10. Discussion of results -- Chap. 11. Psychology of police organization -- Chap. 12. Summary and recommendations -- Bibliography -- Appendix 1. Community agency conference participants -- Appendix 2. Mental health questionnaire.".
- catalog title "Psychological consultation with a police department; a demonstration of cooperative training in mental health, by Philip A. Mann.".
- catalog type "Case studies. fast".
- catalog type "text".