NCJ Number
255186
Date Published
2016
Length
15 pages
Annotation
This study attempted to replicate Engel's (2001) styles of supervision using data from a new sample and including additional independent variables.
Abstract
The data were collected from a sample of police supervisors (N-369) at three distinct locations throughout the United States. Bivariate analyses and ordinary least squares regression were used to analyze the data. The study identified three of Engel's four supervisory styles and found largely consistent results, except for gender. The study also found strong evidence for persistent agency-level effects. The authors note that supervisory styles are important to consider, especially when trying to control the behavior of subordinates. Although this study cannot address the impact of organizational differences, the consistent agency-level effects suggest this should be considered in future research. (publisher abstract modified)
Date Published: January 1, 2016
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