Psychology

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If It Seems Like Police Live In A Different Reality It Is Because They Actually Do

February 1, 2017February 17, 2017 Alia Atreides 1149 Views abolish the police, hallucinations, IronGuys.org, Officer.com, original content, paranormal, Psychology, sanity, superstitions, unreliable perceptions

A career in policing leads to some psychological side effects that fundamentally alter the reality of law enforcement officers in

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The Reason Why Police Experience So Many Paranormal Encounters

January 11, 2017February 17, 2017 Alia Atreides 2113 Views aliens, Bigfoot, cop block, creepy clowns, feedback loop of belief, ghosts, hallucinations, hypervigilance, Joshua H, men in black, paranormal, Psychology, sceince, supernatural, time travelers

For as long as there have been police there have also been strange reports by them of otherworldly phenomena from

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Every LEO Needs to Read This: Advice from A Police Psychologist

January 4, 2017February 17, 2017 Alia Atreides 1918 Views abuse, control, cop block, depression, hypervigilance, identity, Joshua H, Kevin M. Gilmartin, mania, police psychologist, police stress cycle, Psychology, science, self-worth, The Brotherhood of Biochemistry: Its Implications for a Police Career, Understanding Human Behavior for Effective Police Work

A psychologist interested in helping law enforcement officers overcome the pitfalls of their job discusses the effects of the policing

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The Ramifications of Arbitrary Authority

December 21, 2016 Pete Eyre 716 Views adjustment of thought, arbitrary authority, authority, conscience, cop block, copblock.org, experiment, identity, milgram, obedience, obey, personal responsiblity, Police brutality, Psychology, stanley milgram, stormcloudsgathering, study

Why might a person harm another without feeling culpable? It’s a question that theologians and philosophers have grappled with for

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Do Police Supporters Have A Neurotic Aversion to Cognitive Dissonance?

November 24, 2015November 23, 2015 Alia Atreides 1414 Views aversion, cognitive dissonance, copsuckers, Joshua H, Michael Prescott, neurosis, paranormal, police supporters, Psychology, skepticism

One of the many varied interests I have is in the world of the paranormal and other anomalies. Not necessarily

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What Zombie Apocalypse Culture Reveals About The Police State

August 31, 2015September 1, 2015 Alia Atreides 2661 Views allegory, analogy, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, feared for my life, Joshua, metaphor, monsters, original content, philosophy, Psychology, robert kirkman, survivalism, the walking dead, walking dead, zombie apocalypse, zombies, zombiverse

The other day I was watching episode seven from the fifth season of The Walking Dead when I saw the

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Psychology Studies Show That Police Supporters & Terrorists Think Alike

August 20, 2015August 20, 2015 Alia Atreides 3113 Views Accountability, Arie Kruglanski, chaos, Civil rights, cop block, copblock.org, copsuckers, discordian, disorder, dogmatic denial of uncertainty, Double Standard, extremism, extremist beliefs, fear, freedom, Harassment, ISIL, isis, Joshua H, Justice System, Morocco, New York Times, Northern Ireland, NYU, order, original content, Palestine, police, police accountability, police support, Psychology, scientism, Spain, Sri Lanka, statism, status-reassuring certainties, Terrorism, the Philippines, the state, theology, University of Maryland, Zachary Fine

A recent article from the Australian media outlet SBS showing how Scientism is psychologically identical to religion or other forms

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The Psychology and History of the ‘Good Cop/Bad Cop’ Game

June 30, 2015June 30, 2015 Alia Atreides 4336 Views bad cop, Bernie Brillstein, false dichotomy, good cop, good cop/bad cop, History, interrogation, interrogation methods, interrogation techniques, isolation, John E. Reid, John E. Reid and Associates, Joshua H, manipulation, maximization, minimization, original content, Psychology, The Reid Method

“Good Cop/Bad Cop means there’s two bad cops.” -Bernie Brillstein The Good Cop/Bad Cop Game is a psychological tool that

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Baltimore Burns – Revolution Is A Messy Business

April 28, 2015April 28, 2015 Alia Atreides 1966 Views #BaltimoreRiots, #BaltimoreUprising, #blacklivesmatter, American Revolution, anti-police protest, apathy, Baltimore, Baltimore City Police Department, Boston Massacre, Boston Tea Party, Constitutionally protected freedoms, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, demonstration, destruction, Dishonesty, double-standards, excessive force, Featured, Freddie Gray, freedom, Gaspee Affair, History, institutional brutality, Institutional racism, institutional violence, Joshua H, Justice System, liberty, Looting, Martin Luther King Jr., Maryland, md, No Justice No Peace, peace, peaceful demonstration, police, police abuse, Police brutality, Police State, protest, Psychology, Racism, revolution, rights, riots, Sons of Liberty, Tyranny, violence

The brutal murder by police of Freddie Gray in Baltimore, Maryland has led to a cornucopia of craziness. As Baltimore

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To Terrify and Occupy: How the Excessive Militarization of the Police Is Turning Cops Into Counterinsurgents

October 7, 2014June 16, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 2896 Views 1033 Program, ACLU, Bou Bou Phonesavanh, cop block, copblock.org, counterterrorism, defense logistics agency, department of defense, department of homeland security, federal grants, habersham county sheriff, hobbs police department, incentives, institutionalized violence, Jason Westcott, justice department, matthew harwood, mrap, newport beach police department, norm stamper, personal responsiblity, pete kraska, police accountability, police militarization, Police State, Psychology, Radley Balko, Rise of the Warrior Cop, Security theater, Self-defense, swat, tampa bay, tampa police department, Terrorism, tomdispatch.com, war on drugs

Patti Silliman shared a link via CopBlock.org/Submit to a piece authored by  Matthew Harwood, which opened by outlining the needless killing

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At Threat Management Center, Priority Is Not Making it Home

November 2, 2013January 6, 2014 Pete Eyre 1890 Views bodyguard academy, cop block, dale brown, Deo, detroit, eclectikan, garret ean, greater cleveland cop block, incentives, martial arts, Michigan, non violence, patour2013, Pete Eyre, police accountability tour, Psychology, self defense training school, threat management center, Transparency, video, VIPERS

How many of us have been told by police employees that the reason they *must* take such aggressive actions is

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Police Brutality: An Experimental View

October 19, 2013 Pete Eyre 2011 Views abu ghraib, authority, bitcoin not bombs, bitcoins not bombs, conscience, copblock, davi, Featured, free-thinking, milgram experiment, natural law enforcer, obedience, philip zimbardo, police brutality an experimental view, Police State, Psychology, school sucks project, Slavery, stanford experiment, stefan molyneux, stormcloudsgathering, the story of your enslavement, thomas jefferson

You’re likely familiar with the Milgram Experiment, which found that many obey the orders given by someone perceived to be

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