Answer:
The correct answer is: Role conflict.
Explanation:
Role conflict is a state of distress experienced by individuals that occur when there's a particular situation in which he/she is expected to behave or act in ways that are incompatible with the other.
One of the most common examples used when explaining role conflict is when a boss has to fire an employee out of a bad performance, but the employee happens to be a friend or a relative of the boss.
The boss is expected to act according to his/her role but at the same time, friends and relatives, are expected to want the best for their friends.
In this particular case, Police officers experience role conflict because they experience the tension between their desire to perform what they consider their primary duty, law enforcement, and the need to aid in the rehabilitation of youthful offenders.
