The present study examined the influence of family and classroom environments on the
development of particular individual characteristics, including level of empathy, attitude to …

Relying on survey data collected from over 1,300 students of 13–18 years old across
multiple US cities, this study attempts to integrate race into social bond theory to explain the …

In different theoretical traditions, negative social conditions, attachments, and interactions
shape the way individuals view the law and its agents. Although most researchers …

While considerable attention has been given to encounters between black citizens and
police in urban communities, there have been limited analyses of such encounters in …

Youths' opinions about the police matter and can affect officers' ability to perform their duties.
The relationship between police officers and youths, however, is often highly strained …

The core questions in the modern school are: What is a good teacher like? And, how do we
educate good teachers? Different eras, theories, ideologies, and conceptions of human …

The issues linked to vulnerability in the criminal justice system were showcased in 2020 in
ways that leave us with no doubt about the inadequacies of policing practices. A global …

Objectives: Describe the developmental trajectory of perceptions of the police by youth as
they transition from adolescence to young adulthood. Method: A longitudinal experiment to …

Race is one of the most powerful variables explaining public attitudes toward the police. The
majority of studies on race and perceptions of the police have explored differences between …

Although procedural justice has been a key predictor of police legitimacy, recent findings
illustrate that other factors influence this outcome (ie, low self-control and ethnic identity) …