The chief of police is concerned because a number of women in the department appear to be experiencing frustration and lack of job satisfaction. You are asked to explain this and point out that one reason for this problem is that .

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Explanation:

In recent decades, women have accounted for a growing share of police officers, but this growth has been relatively slow and women remain underrepresented in the field. They also sometimes differ sharply from male officers in their views of policing and their experiences.

Women accounted for 12% of full-time local police officers in 2013 (the latest data available).

When it comes to their experiences in the field, women are less likely than men to say they have physically struggled with a suspect who was resisting arrest in the past month (22% vs. 35% of male officers). Six-in-ten female officers say they have been verbally abused by a citizen while on duty in the past month, compared with 69% of men.