英文摘要 |
The usage of juvenile drug has been an specific issue of the judicial, educational, and health-related organizations. The research purpose is to examine the relationship between police job involvement, professional capability, and job performance. It is going to examine the association, differences and prediction of police officers' job involvement, professional capability and job performance. Finally, the research will provide favorable recommendations for police policies to juvenile drug enforcement. About 350 questionnaires were sent out and 293 (83.7%) of them were valid. The research found that: (1) police officers' job involvement was the highest in terms of job evaluation, professional capability was the highest in terms of professional work attitude, and work performance was the highest in terms of work quality and performance; (2) there were significant differences amog job involvement, professional capability, and job performance in different backgrounds; (3) there is a positive and significant correlation between job involvement, professional capability and job performance; (4) there is a positive prediction between job involvement, professional capability and job performance. The study concludes with the recommendation that the authorities should enhance the cooperation between the police and the public and be able to improve the reputation and dignity of the police position. Through social media, the professionalism and dedicated police officers should be promoted, and the positive effects of work commitment should be reinforced through various incentive and reward systems. Police officers should receive regular annual legal training and continuously improve their professional competence. To strengthen the cooperation mechanism with the campus, high care youth notification, special personnel list, establish real-time information communication channel with schools, school drug prevention promotion activities, etc., in order to improve the performance of police officers to achieve the work objectives of youth drug prevention. |