Elise Sargeant

Senior Lecturer

Griffith University

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Elise Sargeant is a Senior Lecturer at Griffith University in Australia. Her research focuses on various aspects of policing, including officer appearance, procedural justice, and public perceptions. Recent articles explore themes such as the psychological impacts of police uniforms, organizational citizenship among prison officers, and the relationship between police legitimacy and public support during crises. Dr. Sargeant's work aims to enhance understanding of police-community dynamics and the influences affecting trust and cooperation.

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Articles (15)

Situational context and public perceptions of officer appearance: A vignette-based study of police uniforms and accouterments

Going Above and Beyond: Procedural Justice, Mental Wellbeing, and Organizational Citizenship Among New Prison Officers

Fairness in policing: how does internal procedural justice translate to external procedural justice?

Why do police consider leaving the profession?: The interplay between job demand stress, burnout, psychological distress, and commitment

The foundations of defiance: examining the psychological underpinnings of ethnic minority defiance toward police

Advancing our understanding of immigrants’ trust in police: the role of ethnicity, immigrant generational status and measurement

The Formal-Informal Control Nexus During COVID-19: What Drives Informal Social Control of Social Distancing Restrictions During Lockdown?

In the eye of the powerholder: examining the relationship between uniform and accoutrement combinations and police self-legitimacy

Empowering the police during COVID-19: How do normative and instrumental factors impact public willingness to support expanded police powers?

COVID-19 Conspiracies, Trust in Authorities, and Duty to Comply with Social Distancing Restrictions

The space between: Trustworthiness and trust in the police among three immigrant groups in Australia

Exploring the Perceptual Effects of Uniforms and Accoutrements Among a Sample of Police Officers: The Locker Room as a Site of Transformation

Building immigrants’ solidarity with police: procedural justice, identity and immigrants’ willingness to cooperate with police

Policing COVID-19 physical distancing measures: managing defiance and fostering compliance among individuals least likely to comply

The defiant and the compliant: how does procedural justice theory explain ethnic minority group postures toward police?

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Kristina Murphy

Adrian Cherney

Natasha Madon

Rylan Simpson

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