Findings from a 2007 study of over 3,300 police-citizen encounters indicated that officers with some college education or a four-year degree were significantly more likely to use verbal force during encounters with suspects.

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The study actually found that officers with more education were less likely to use force, including verbal force, during encounters with suspects. Education tends to be associated with better communication and conflict resolution skills.

Findings from a 2007 Study of Over 3,300 Police-Citizen Encounters