The additional articles in the module for this week focus on which categories of factors that influence discretion? Summarize the findings of these research articles: Key Categories of Factors Influencing Discretion: The additional article in the module concentrates on factors that impact police discretion, precisely vehicle pursuits. The research results indicate that departmental policies, definitions of "imminent danger," and officers' discretion affect the decision to engage in high-speed chases. Summary of Findings: Departmental Policies: The article suggests that departmental policies influence officers' decisions. These policies differ widely from department to department and may contain precise standards for when pursuits are justified based on the severity of the crime. Definitions of "Imminent Danger": One main point of discretion is how "imminent danger to the public" is described and analyzed. This definition is usually subjective and can vary based on the circumstances, potentially leading to different results in similar scenarios. Types of Crimes: Another factor emphasized is the various types of crime involved. Some departments only allow searches for violent crimes, while others may have a more expansive scope of offenses. For instance, the Brighton police chief stated their policy against pursuing property, traffic offenses, or non-violent crimes. Officers' Judgment and Experience