All Stories

  1. Directions for future research on police stress: the role of hyper-vigilance and emotion regulation in understanding and preventing detrimental outcomes for mental health
  2. Unchartered territory: Understanding public compliance during the Covid-19 pandemic and the effectiveness of UK government communications
  3. Writing to death row inmates: pen-pals share their experience
  4. A study of police personnel wellbeing in England and Wales whilst working during the Covid-19 pandemic
  5. Why some homicide investigations go cold: a study exploring the experiences of the investigative review process by UK detectives
  6. Nudging down residential burglaries: A randomized control trial
  7. Self-Selection Policing
  8. Psychology and police wellbeing
  9. Psychology and crime prevention
  10. Psychology and policing: welcome bedfellows?
  11. Self-Selection Policing
  12. Notes
  13. Psychology and crime prevention
  14. Psychology and police wellbeing
  15. Psychology and policing: taking stock and where do we go from here?
  16. Psychology and policing: welcome bedfellows?
  17. Psychology, expertise, and improving police officer street-craft
  18. Human and police decision-making
  19. Introduction (or unleashing the kraken)
  20. Self-Selection Policing
  21. Psychology and policing: welcome bedfellows?
  22. Psychology and policing: taking stock and where do we go from here?
  23. Psychology and crime prevention
  24. Psychology and police wellbeing
  25. A price paid? A review of the research on the impact of investigating serious crime on the wellbeing of police staff
  26. More Angry than Scared? A Study of Public Reactions to the Manchester Arena and London Bridge Terror Attacks of 2017
  27. Decision Making in Police Enquiries and Critical Incidents
  28. Mission impossible? Assessing the veracity of a mental health problem as result of a road traffic accident: a preliminary review of UK experts’ practices
  29. Cognitive and Emotional Stressors of Child Homicide Investigations on U.K. and Danish Police Investigators
  30. A brief word from the new editors
  31. Editorial
  32. How to morph experience into evidence
  33. Self-selection Policing and the Disqualified Driver
  34. Nudging down theft from insecure vehicles. A pilot study
  35. Dealing with the Unthinkable: a Study of the Cognitive and Emotional Stress of Adult and Child Homicide Investigations on Police Investigators
  36. Driving Offences as Self-Selection Policing Triggers
  37. Self-Selection Policing and Serious Offenders
  38. Going Fishing: Searching for Self-Selection Policing Trigger Offences Committed by Visitors to a Prison
  39. A Long and Winding Road? Barriers to Adopting Self-Selection Policing
  40. Self-Selection Policing
  41. Identifying Suspects
  42. Introduction
  43. Are Serious Criminals Really Offence Versatile?
  44. Perceptions of Malingering and Everyday Crimes Questionnaire
  45. Fraudulently Claiming Following a Road Traffic Accident: A Pilot Study of UK Residents’ Attitudes
  46. Evolutionary Psychology and Terrorism
  47. Child homicide: generating victim and suspect risk profiles
  48. Roach, Jason and Pease, Ken (2013) Evolution and Crime. London and New York: Routledge.
  49. Evolutionary Perspectives on Crime Prevention
  50. Police Overestimation of Criminal Career Homogeneity
  51. Local variations in reporting deaths to the coroner in England and Wales
  52. Introduction to Special Issue on Investigative Decision Making
  53. Evolution and Crime
  54. Signal Crimes and Signal Policing
  55. Special Issue of the Journal of Investigative Psychology and Offender Profiling on Police Decision Making
  56. Stars in Their Lies: How Better to Identify People Who Give False Dates of Birth to Police
  57. Evolution and the Prevention of Violent Crime
  58. Home is where the heart lies? A study of false address giving to police
  59. Necropsies and the Cold Case
  60. HO/RT1Culture: Cultivating Police Use of Home Office Road Traffic 1 Form to Identify Active Serious Offenders
  61. Those Who Do Big Bad Things also Usually Do Little Bad Things: Identifying Active Serious Offenders Using Offender Self-Selection
  62. The Conjunction of Terrorist Opportunity: A Framework for Diagnosing and Preventing Acts of Terrorism