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Bryan Vila

Affiliations: 
Individual Interdisciplinary Washington State University, Pullman, WA, United States 
Area:
Criminology and Penology, Public Administration
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Lois James grad student 2011 WSU
Lauren B. Waggoner grad student 2012 WSU
Benjamin R. Krauss grad student 2014 WSU

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Waggoner LB, Grant DA, Van Dongen HPA, et al. (2020) Corrigendum to: A combined field and laboratory design for assessing the impact of night shift work on police officer operational performance. Sleep
Waggoner LB, Hansen Grant DA, Van Dongen HPA, et al. (2020) Corrigendum to: A combined field and laboratory design for assessing the impact of night shift work on police officer operational performance. Sleep
Riedy SM, Fekedulegn D, Vila B, et al. (2020) 0179 Poor Sleep Quality Increases Odds of On-Duty Injuries in Policing Sleep. 43: A71-A71
Riedy SM, Dawson D, Vila B. (2018) U.S. Police Rosters: Fatigue and Public Complaints. Sleep
Vila B, James S, James L. (2018) How police officers perform in encounters with the public Policing: An International Journal. 41: 215-232
James L, James S, Vila B. (2018) Testing the impact of citizen characteristics and demeanor on police officer behavior in potentially violent encounters Policing: An International Journal. 41: 24-40
James L, James S, Vila B. (2017) Does the “reverse racism effect” withstand the test of police officer fatigue? Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies & Management. 40: 184-196
Dotson E, James S, James L, et al. (2017) 0266 EFFECTS OF FATIGUE ON OFFICER PERFORMANCE IN DEADLY FORCE SIMULATIONS Sleep. 40: A97-A98
Van Dongen H, James S, Paech G, et al. (2017) 0154 IMPAIRED COGNITIVE FLEXIBILITY DUE TO SLEEP DEPRIVATION PREDICTS DEGRADED DEADLY FORCE DECISION-MAKING IN HIGH-FIDELITY LAW ENFORCEMENT SIMULATIONS Sleep. 40: A57-A58
James L, James S, Vila B. (2017) The impact of work shift and fatigue on police officer response in simulated interactions with citizens Journal of Experimental Criminology. 14: 111-120
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