Camilla Bank Friis
Biographic Data
| ID | 269375 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Camilla Bank Friis |
| GIVEN NAMES | Camilla Bank |
| FAMILY NAME | Friis |
| SIGNATURE | FRIIS C B |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Copenhagen |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6134-4622 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
From a single punch to weapon use: An event typology of public place violence
Public place violence has been linked to nighttime economy settings and intoxicated male strangers but it remains understudied what other types of violence are also found in public. In addressing this gap, we apply latent class analysis to develop an inductive event typology of public place violence based on analysis of 500 police reported public assaults from Copenhagen, Denmark. Five event-types of public violence are identified. In addition to…
Staff actions as risk factors for victimization: An incident-based study of conflict management in residential youth care institutions
Staff at residential youth care institutions often encounter conflictual and sometimes dangerous situations while enforcing rules and providing care for adolescents. Although research has explored staff victimization risk factors in this occupational setting, little attention has been paid to the interaction-level factors that may influence this risk. This paper addresses this gap by examining the face-to-face dynamics of staff-adolescent conflic…
Ticket inspectors use emotion displays of sympathy and dominance to manage status dynamics in passenger encounters
Research shows that people use emotions to manage service encounters. Little research has examined how rule enforcers manage status with different emotion displays. This article conceptualizes emotion displays as defensive and protective strategies to study how rule enforcers use emotions to control status dynamics in contested encounters. Based on 30 body-worn camera-recorded ticket-fining events and 11 interviews, the analysis shows that inspec…
Group Styles of Justice or Service: How Ticket Inspectors Manage Contested Citizen Encounters
People who interact with citizens in their job often have to use discretion when facing complex situations. Research shows that how people understand their job regulates this use of discretion. Yet, little research has conceptualized how group culture shapes these understandings and discretionary actions in real-life citizen encounters. This article addresses this gap with a microsociological theory of group culture. To demonstrate the merits of …
Citizen Self-Presentation and Aggression in Ticket Fining Events: A Video Observational Study
Despite the risk of employee victimization, research on deviant citizen behavior in frontline encounters is limited. When passengers are issued a fine on the bus, they sometimes respond aggressively toward the ticket inspector. This article identifies how citizens present themselves in ticket fining events and examines how their self-representations are related with aggressive acts toward frontline workers. Data comprise video footage of 40 event…
On the elimination of extraneous DNA in fossil human teeth with hypochlorite
Citizen Self-Presentation and Aggression in Ticket Fining Events: A Video Observational Study
Despite the risk of employee victimization, research on deviant citizen behavior in frontline encounters is limited. When passengers are issued a fine on the bus, they sometimes respond aggressively toward the ticket inspector. This article identifies how citizens present themselves in ticket fining events and examines how their self-representations are related with aggressive acts toward frontline workers. Data comprise video footage of 40 event…
On the elimination of extraneous DNA in fossil human teeth with hypochlorite
Ticket inspectors use emotion displays of sympathy and dominance to manage status dynamics in passenger encounters
Research shows that people use emotions to manage service encounters. Little research has examined how rule enforcers manage status with different emotion displays. This article conceptualizes emotion displays as defensive and protective strategies to study how rule enforcers use emotions to control status dynamics in contested encounters. Based on 30 body-worn camera-recorded ticket-fining events and 11 interviews, the analysis shows that inspec…
Group Styles of Justice or Service: How Ticket Inspectors Manage Contested Citizen Encounters
People who interact with citizens in their job often have to use discretion when facing complex situations. Research shows that how people understand their job regulates this use of discretion. Yet, little research has conceptualized how group culture shapes these understandings and discretionary actions in real-life citizen encounters. This article addresses this gap with a microsociological theory of group culture. To demonstrate the merits of …
On the elimination of extraneous DNA in fossil human teeth with hypochlorite
Citizen Self-Presentation and Aggression in Ticket Fining Events: A Video Observational Study
Despite the risk of employee victimization, research on deviant citizen behavior in frontline encounters is limited. When passengers are issued a fine on the bus, they sometimes respond aggressively toward the ticket inspector. This article identifies how citizens present themselves in ticket fining events and examines how their self-representations are related with aggressive acts toward frontline workers. Data comprise video footage of 40 event…
Group Styles of Justice or Service: How Ticket Inspectors Manage Contested Citizen Encounters
People who interact with citizens in their job often have to use discretion when facing complex situations. Research shows that how people understand their job regulates this use of discretion. Yet, little research has conceptualized how group culture shapes these understandings and discretionary actions in real-life citizen encounters. This article addresses this gap with a microsociological theory of group culture. To demonstrate the merits of …
Ticket inspectors use emotion displays of sympathy and dominance to manage status dynamics in passenger encounters
Research shows that people use emotions to manage service encounters. Little research has examined how rule enforcers manage status with different emotion displays. This article conceptualizes emotion displays as defensive and protective strategies to study how rule enforcers use emotions to control status dynamics in contested encounters. Based on 30 body-worn camera-recorded ticket-fining events and 11 interviews, the analysis shows that inspec…
Staff actions as risk factors for victimization: An incident-based study of conflict management in residential youth care institutions
Staff at residential youth care institutions often encounter conflictual and sometimes dangerous situations while enforcing rules and providing care for adolescents. Although research has explored staff victimization risk factors in this occupational setting, little attention has been paid to the interaction-level factors that may influence this risk. This paper addresses this gap by examining the face-to-face dynamics of staff-adolescent conflic…
From a single punch to weapon use: An event typology of public place violence
Public place violence has been linked to nighttime economy settings and intoxicated male strangers but it remains understudied what other types of violence are also found in public. In addressing this gap, we apply latent class analysis to develop an inductive event typology of public place violence based on analysis of 500 police reported public assaults from Copenhagen, Denmark. Five event-types of public violence are identified. In addition to…
Psychology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Medicine (2 works) · Policing Practices and Perceptions (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Public relations (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works)