Willingness to report in military workplace violence scenarios: Initial findings from the Marine Corps on the impact of rank and relationship to the person of concern.

Elizabeth C Low,Kyle R Siddoway,Mark B Dekraai,Denise J Bulling,Mario J Scalora

doi:10.1037/tam0000202

Willingness to report in military workplace violence scenarios: Initial findings from the Marine Corps on the impact of rank and relationship to the person of concern.

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Journal: Journal of Threat Assessment and Management

Publication Date: Mar 1, 2024

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