A groundbreaking resource for police executives, officers on the street, media representatives, trainers and others involved in the fields of civil and criminal justice. This book explores the roles of personality types and how they affect the daily lives of law enforcement officials. Stephen M. Hennessy breaks down the communication patterns and management styles necessary to be a successful police officer and discusses the strengths and weakness of each style. This insightful book opens doors to understanding the role of women in law enforcement and highlights ways to deal with conflicts police officers may have with other professions.
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Stephen M. Hennessy is a thirty five year law enforcement veteran serving in progressively responsible management and leadership positions with the FBI, the Minnesota Department of Public Safety, and the Phoenix, Arizona Police Department. During his career he coordinated complex criminal investigations for many years as well as was responsible for a forensic laboratory, a statewide computer history and information system, and other administrative areas of law enforcement organizations such as finance, budget, research, and legislative matters. He holds a master's degree in curriculum and instruction and a doctorate in educational leadership. He has traveled throughout the United Syayes, Canada and the Far East teaching and consulting in cultural awareness and leadership development. he is an adjunct faculty member of Arizona State University in their Master's in Public Administration Program and Northern Arizona University's Center for Excellence in Educational Leadership Program.
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- Psychological Types (The Collected Works of C. G. Jung, Vol. 6) (Bollingen Series XX) by C. G. Jung on page 2
- The Nature of Prejudice: 25th Anniversary Edition by Gordon W. Allport on page 123
- Introduction to Type by Isabel Briggs Myers in Back Matter
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