The study measured six dependent variables -- attitudes toward the law, job satisfaction, dogmatism, civil liberties, anomie, and trust in people -- against five independent variables -- age, education, marital status, years on the force, and work shift. Officers in the large police department showed generally positive attitudes toward the law and job satisfaction, a low degree of anomie and dogmatism, and a moderate trust in people. Similar findings were recorded for the medium-sized departments. Data tables, footnotes, and over 90 references are provided. Appendixes include the research instrument, study scales, and observational interview forms and schedules, and definitions.