Racialized police violence is a devastating reality that has gained particular notoriety in the
United States. As IO psychologists, we have a unique position that can contribute to society's …

Dhanani and colleagues (2022) rightfully acknowledge the stressful nature of policing as an
occupation and highlight the need to promote officer well-being, yet the authors and other …

Researchers of police psychology must be well-acquainted with police work and culture
both nationally and organizationally. However, most studies developed in police psychology …

This paper discusses the impact of White supremacy, ableism, and US policing on both the
history and current state of psychology and sheds light on ways that psychologists can …

Dhanani et al.(2022) review a compelling and sobering body of evidence regarding
policeinitiated violence, with a focus on racism and disparate impact on the Black …

Despite years of protests, bias in policing continues to be a controversial social issue in the
US (Pew Reseach Center, 2023). As such, law enforcement agencies have been called to …

Racially motivated police actions, like the those discussed in Dhanani et al.(2022), are
questioned across many countries, including Brazil. Darker skinned Brazilians are often …

Dhanani et al.(2022) highlight an array of domains within industrial and organizational
psychology (IO) that can be utilized to “fix the problem” of the disproportionate use of police …

The purpose of this phenomenological study was to describe the experiences of instructors
at paramilitary police training programs in Pacific State as they relate to procedural justice …

The focal article (Dhanani et al., 2022) discusses practices and recommendations in several
important IO domains. Regarding staffing (ie, recruitment and selection), the authors …