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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Command climate"”.
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Command Climate and Ethical Behavior: Perspectives from the Commandant's of the Marine Corps
<p>Marine Corps commanding officers today face challenges aggravated by the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, strategic uncertainty, and societal changes that carry over to the military such as women serving in infantry roles and the use of social media. These challenges are exacerbated by the …
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UNDERSTANDING AND ENHANCING SUICIDE PREVENTION STRATEGIES IN THE MILITARY: THE ROLES OF CULTURE, LEADERSHIP, AND COMMAND CLIMATE
… health and help-seeking. Leadership in any command significantly influences how service members perceive mental health and seeking help, as it is at the core of what creates the command climate. Through the lens of social learning and learned helplessness, this literature review explores the …
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Braxton Bragg on leadership: a historical case study on leader-member exchange in the Army of Tennessee
… relationships between one historical, military commander, GEN Braxton Bragg, commander of the Confederate Army of Tennessee, and his senior lieutenants, through the lens of a contemporary, relationship-centered model of leadership dynamics, Leader-Member Exchange (LMX). The results of this …
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Military Leader Perceptions on Sexual Assaults against Female Service Members
… identified included insufficient leadership/command climate/accountability, insufficient training specificity and emphasis, issues related to movement/red zone/male “center of the universe” behavior, a culture of alcohol misuse, and issues associated with lack of battle buddy/victim …
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Officers' Use of Leadership Skills Learned in the Navy's Intermediate Officer Leadership Training Course: A Replication Study
… (leadership, communication, delegation, and command climate)? (e) Do the answers to the previous questions vary depending upon demographics (gender, race, line/staff officers, etc.)? This study asked one additional question: To what extent are the findings from this study consistent with the …
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A Study of Officer's Use of Leadership Skills Learned in the Navy's Intermediate Officer Leadership Course
… during IOLC on the job. Attempts to utilize Command Climate skills, however, were somewhat problematic when compared against the other three IOLC sub-units studied (Leadership Models, Situational Communications and Delegation). Female IOLC graduates took longer, on average, to apply acquired …