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Individual and Institutional Demographic and Organizational Climate Correlates of Perceived Danger Among Federal Correctional Officers
Individual and Institutional Demographic and Organizational Climate Correlates of Perceived Danger Among Federal Correctional Officers
Publication year:
2008
| Cataloged on:
Jul. 02, 2008
ANNOTATION: The perceptions correctional officers have about danger are examined. Chapters following an abstract are: introduction; relevant literature; methods; results; and discussion regarding institutional differences, individual-level differences, other hypotheses and results, remaining ecological variance, policy and practice implications, limitations, strengths, and closing remarks. "Perceived danger was found to significantly vary across institutions . . . The consistent findings of race/ethnicity, gender, organizational climate, and perceived assaults suggest that individual-level results were not impacted by institutional-level results" (p. 163).
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