On a daily basis, Police see the worst society has to offer. They are surrounded by negativity, death and destruction of human lives and families. This is 8 to 10 hours a day, 4-5 days a week, every year for 5,10,20+ years. On top of attempting to help people with their problems, they go home at the end of every day and have to deal with their own problems. Think about it, no one ever calls the Police to say "hey I'm having a great day, come on over!". So even though, this is not representative of society as a whole, it is ALL Police deal with. They turn cynical due to constant stress of all stated above, plus public hatred, media hounding and criticism and pressure from superiors to perform and produce in the interest of public safety. Police fight a "battle" in all directions every day. With all of that on their mind every day, they come to expect the worst, become emotionally callused and detached. It takes a lot of understanding and first hand obs. of Police life to realize this. Plus people want to kill them... live with all that and see if it does not change you. I hope this helps
Jeffrey Allen Gloyn has written: 'Policy cynicism in the rural organization' -- subject(s): Public opinion, Police, Police-community relations
a 'dog' is a symbol of cynicism in Greek culture
Cynicism is, essentially, a cynical remark. An example sentence would be: Her cynicism gets annoying after a while of talking to her.
Political cynicism is recognized as an important political sentiment. Cynicism is an inclination to believe that people are motivated purely by self-interest, and skepticism.
Social cynicism refers to the distrust people have toward professed social values. People who have social cynicism do not have high expectations concerning society.
Cynicism means an attitude or jaded distrust, in a persons actions or words. Cynicism, is generally used in a negative term, by not trusting someone's thoughts or what they have done.
Optimism
Cynicism is defined as being sarcastic, scornful, sneering, or mocking in response to the sincerity or actions of others. The term infinite cynicism means an uncountable amount of distrust for humans and their motives or intentions.
The power of accurate observation is commonly called cynicism by those who have not got it.George Bernard Shaw
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'Cynicism' is one possible answer.