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Universal and Sex-Normed Benchmarks in Police Physical Fitness Requirements: A Factorial Vignette Design by Aiello, Michael F.

“…Physical fitness standards have long represented a key element thought to influence the representation of women in policing. Prior research using secondary…”
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Procedural Justice and Demographic Diversity: A Quasi-Experimental Study of Police Recruitment by Aiello, Michael F.

“…Online recruitment materials are often the first encounter for individuals considering a police career. Procedural justice (PJ) theory argues that how police…”
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Influential Women? Policing Styles in Online Recruitment Materials by Aiello, Michael F.

“…This article tests the temporal relationship between the representation of females in policing and organizational change toward community-oriented policing…”
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Legitimacy invariance and campus crime: the impact of campus police legitimacy in different reporting contexts by Aiello, Michael F.

“…This paper examines whether campus police legitimacy relevance varies across different crime contexts. 519 respondents from 31 undergraduate sections at a…”
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Should I call for help?: Examining the influences of situational factors and bystander characteristics on reporting likelihood by Aiello, Michael F.

“…This article focuses on the topic of campus crime reporting, particularly students' stated likelihood of reporting crime incidents to the college public safety…”
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Policing through social networking: Testing the linkage between digital and physical police practices by Aiello, Michael F

“…Researchers are starting to explore predictive models for departmental usage of opportunities to self-represent online. This is the first study to…”
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Policing the masculine frontier: Cultural criminological analysis of the gendered performance of policing by Aiello, Michael F

“…This qualitative content analysis project relies on a combined cultural criminological and hegemonic masculinities perspective to uncover constructions of…”
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Campus Police Cooperation and Legitimacy: Extending the Procedural Justice Model by Aiello, Michael F., Lawton, Brian A.

“…This paper extends the procedural justice model to campus policing, examining both the antecedents of legitimacy as well as the relative influence of student…”
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Calling campus police: A test of procedural justice and unresponsive bystander models by Aiello, Michael F

“…This dissertation focuses on the phenomenon of campus crime reporting, specifically students’ self-reported likelihood of reporting a petty theft, aggravated…”
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