Results from Duxbury and Higgins (2012)study of Police Stress in Canada

question 37

Multiple Choice

Results from Duxbury and Higgins (2012) study of police stress in Canada indicate that

• A)police officers in Canada experience much less stress relative to police in other countries.
• B)psychological services within Canadian police forces are under-utilized by officers who really need them.
• C)occupational stressors are the leading cause of stress among Canadian police officers.
• D)public stressors cause more stress for police officers relative to both occupational and organizational stressors.
• E)Police officers experience significant difficulty balancing their work and home life.

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