Психологическо подпомагане на полицейските проверки
Psychological support in police cheks
Author(s): Aleksandar AtanasovSubject(s): Social Sciences, Psychology
Published by: Академия на Министерство на вътрешните работи
Keywords: psychology; criminal psychology; police tactics; police checks; police psychology; hoplology
Summary/Abstract: The scientific work examines the importance of psychological preparation for police officers when conducting police checks. The focus of the material is on the psychological aspectsof interaction between the officers and the individuals being checked, as well as on techniques forbuilding trust and extracting information. The author emphasizes that police checks represent notonly a legal and tactical process but, above all, a psychological one, where the individual qualitiesof the officer play a crucial role in the effectiveness of their actions and in asserting their authorityover the citizen.The material analyzes various psychological techniques and tactics that police officers canemploy depending on the profile and behavior of the individuals being checked. Among the discussedtechniques are the establishment of a rapport, personalization of communication, the use of openended questions, and confrontation as a method for uncovering concealed intentions. Special attention is given to the ability to maintain psychological advantage in complex situations and to avoidmanipulation by those being checked.Additionally, the work explores potential countermeasures frequently used by individuals toresist checks and the ways in which police officers can counteract them. The conclusions highlightthat successful checks not only prevent crimes but also foster positive relationships between the policeand the public. By integrating legal, tactical, and psychological aspects, the author proposes a comprehensive approach to enhancing the efficiency and ethics of police checks, granting the officer anadvantage on the psychological battlefield.
Journal: Годишник на Академията на МВР
- Issue Year: 2025
- Issue No: 35
- Page Range: 71-95
- Page Count: 25
- Language: Bulgarian
