STUDY OF RESILIENCE AND BEHAVIOR OF THE POLICE OFFICER PROGRAM GRADUATES
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Resilience, Behavior, National Police NCO Graduates, Policing, Professionalism, EthicsAbstract
This study examines the relationship between resilience and the behavior of graduates of the Bintara Polri program in facing the pressures of their demanding duties. Resilience, defined as the ability to adapt and recover from adversity, is considered a crucial competency in the policing profession. Several cases of misconduct involving Polri members, such as the Ferdy Sambo case and other ethical violations, provide a foundation for understanding the importance of resilience in maintaining professional behavior. This research employs a descriptive qualitative method based on document analysis, using data from reports, news, and related documents. The findings reveal that weak resilience can lead to maladaptive behaviors, such as abuse of power and violence, especially when dealing with work pressure and personal issues. Therefore, strengthening resilience training programs, strict ethical oversight, and continuous psychological support are necessary to enhance the professionalism and integrity of Bintara Polri graduates. These findings highlight the need for reforms in behavior and resilience training within the Polri institution
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