You could argue that in pop culture, all professions are subject to this treatment: lawyers are charlatans, except when they're crusaders for social justice; doctors are heroes, but also arrogant and self-destructive; cops are corrupt, unless they're upstanding and salt of the earth.
With Jake Gyllenhaal as Graysmith, Chloë Sevigny as Graysmith's wife, Robert Downey, Jr., as a brilliant, self-destructive reporter, Mark Ruffalo and Anthony Edwards as hardworking cops, and the heavy-domed John Carroll Lynch as the most likely suspect.
The range of possible scores on both Positive Coping of School Anger Expression Index and Destructive Expression for School Anger Expression Index categories is 5 to 20.
When asked if either one can envision doing something as destructive as Ben does, Mr. Stark, the bad cop, immediately says "No".
South Australia has copped another belting with a destructive storm lashing the state just 24 hours after super cell thunderstorms knocked out the state's entire power network.
There are four different categories with their own response type: the School Anger Experience Index, the Hostile Outlook, the School Anger Expression Index (Positive Coping) and the School Anger Expression Index (Destructive Expression).
The internal consistency reliability for the questionnaire categories are as follows: of Anger Expression 0.89, of Hostile Outlook 0.79, of Positive Coping Anger Expression 0.66 and of Destructive Expression 0.71.
Cops are usually the ones enforcing the arguably useless and destructive war on drugs.
Even more destructive are grants that create multi-jurisdictional drug task forces, basically roving squads of narcotics cops that serve multiple jurisdictions, and often lack any real accountability.
Coping abilities are impaired: emotions are ignored and avoided through alexithymia, or are uncontrollable and destructive generating acting-out.
He was probably upset at the idea of the reality (cops have long manipulated data in whichever way suited them) on the ground sullying his long-celebrated, but ultimately destructive, idea that cops could and should police for the numbers.
