Police Auxiliaries—Traffic Wardens

Mark R. : “Social Violence”. The Criminologist, 6: page 9, 1971.

The wardens scored highly on the Wilson-Patterson Scale: The mean score for the male wardens was 56.2 and for the females 57. This was almost the same mean score as businessmen, 58.4, and housewives, 60.98. University students have a mean of 25.33. See Wilson G. D. Patterson J. R. : Manual for the Conservation Scale, N.F.E.R. Publishing Company Ltd., 1970.

Whitlock F. A. : Death on the Roads: A Study in Social Violence, Tavistock Publications, London, 1971.

Richman J. : “The Motor Car and the Territorial Aggression Thesis: Some Aspects of the Sociology of the Street”. The Sociological Review, 20: pages 5–27, 1972.

Black S. : Man and Motor Cars: An Ergonomic Study, London, 1966.

Plowden W. : The Motor Car and Politics 1896–1970, page 401, Bodley Head, 1971.

Hughes E. C. : American Journal of Sociology, 50: pages 353–359, 1945.

Ibid., page 353.

Ibid., page 354.

Bock C. W. : American Journal of Sociology: pages 531–539, 1970.

Wardwell W. I. : Social Forces, 30: pages 339–348, 1952.

Ibid., page 340.

Since 1970 the age of the new recruits has begun to fall.

Cumming E. Cumming I. Edell L. : “Policeman as Philosopher, Guide and Friend”. Social Problems, 12: pages 276–286, 1965.

Daniel W. W. : “What Interests a Worker”. New Society: pages 583–586, March 23, 1972.