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Foreword | |
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Preface | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Police Management: Evolving Strategies | |
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Learning Objectives | |
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Historical Antecedents | |
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Classical School | |
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Bureaucracy | |
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Scientific Management | |
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Administrative School | |
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Early Police Administration Researchers | |
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POSDCORB | |
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Human Relations School | |
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Systems Theory | |
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Open-System Thinking and Policing | |
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Contingency Theory | |
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Police Organizational Structure | |
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Types of Organizing | |
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Police Management in Transition | |
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The Political Era | |
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The Reform Era | |
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The Community Policing Era | |
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CompStat | |
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Summary | |
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Key Terms | |
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Discussion Topics and Questions | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Notes | |
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Dynamics of Management: Managers and Organizational Behavior | |
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Learning Objectives | |
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Case Study: Lieutenants Smits and Miles | |
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Management Defined | |
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Management Functions | |
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Managerial Levels | |
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Line and Staff | |
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Managerial Skills | |
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Technical Skills | |
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Human Skills | |
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Conceptual Skills | |
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Managerial Role Expectations | |
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The New Emerging Police Management Role | |
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Organizational Behavior | |
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Organizational Behavior Defined | |
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Historical Foundations of Organizational Behavior | |
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Case Study: Chief Cindy Miller | |
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Case Study: Chief Max D. Kenney | |
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Summary | |
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Key Terms | |
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Discussion Topics and Questions | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Notes | |
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Personality: Understanding the Complexity of Human Behavior in the Organization | |
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Learning Objectives | |
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Case Study: Officer Jane Cooper | |
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Personality | |
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Personality Defined | |
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Personality Determinants | |
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Heredity | |
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Culture | |
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Situation | |
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Personality Theories | |
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Psychoanalytical Theory | |
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Trait Theory | |
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Case Study: Oscar Williams | |
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Humanistic Theory | |
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Dimensions of Personality | |
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Locus of Control | |
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Type A and Type B Behavior | |
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Machiavellianism | |
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Bureaucratic Orientation | |
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Case Study: Lieutenant Robert F. Taylor | |
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Summary | |
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Key Terms | |
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Discussion Topics and Questions | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Notes | |
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Beliefs, Values, and Attitudes: Determinants of Human Behavior | |
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Learning Objectives | |
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Case Study: Captain Harvey Adams | |
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Human Behavior | |
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Social Relationships | |
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People-Oriented Management | |
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Ideas, Beliefs, and Values | |
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Evolving Value Systems | |
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Humanistic Values | |
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Attitudes and Opinions | |
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Acquiring Attitudes | |
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Functions and Characteristics | |
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Attitudes and Work | |
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Perception, Motives, and Human Behavior | |
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Perceptions | |
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Case Study: Officer Michael Byrne | |
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Motivation | |
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On-the-Job Behavior | |
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Management's Role in Changing Attitudes and Behavior | |
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Change Agents | |
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Initiating Change | |
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Case Study: Chief M. Lawrence Glick | |
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Summary | |
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Key Terms | |
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Discussion Topics and Questions | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Notes | |
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Motivation: The Force Behind Behavior | |
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Learning Objectives | |
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Case Study: Chief David Gunther | |
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Pursuing Excellence | |
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Motivation to Work | |
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Organizations as Social Entities | |
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Motivation and the Motivation Process | |
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Defining Motivation | |
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Related Terminology | |
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Motivation Cycle | |
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Motivation Yourself and Others | |
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Approaches to Motivation Theory | |
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Content Theories | |
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Hierarchy of Needs Theory | |
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E.R.G. Theory | |
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Acquired Needs Theory | |
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Case Study: Chief L.J. Clayborn | |
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Motivation-Hygiene Theory | |
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Content Theory Revisited | |
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Process Theories | |
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Expectancy Theory | |
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Equity Theory | |
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Implications for Police Management | |
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Case Study: Captain Marsha Darley | |
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Summary | |
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Key Terms | |
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Discussion Topics and Questions | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Notes | |
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Stress in Organizational Life: Its Nature, Causes, and Control | |
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Learning Objectives | |
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Case Study: Lieutenant Stanley Clark | |
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Definitions of Stress | |
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Stress Unique to Police Work | |
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Transitory Stages of Life | |
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Stressors at Work | |
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The Job | |
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Role Conflict and Ambiguity | |
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Work Overload and Underload | |
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Use of Deadly Force | |
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Physical Factors | |
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Shift Work | |
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Organizational Characteristics | |
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Case Study: Lieutenant Tom Phelps | |
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External Factors | |
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Symptoms of Stress | |
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Ascendant | |
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Indifferent | |
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Ambivalent | |
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Physiological Symptoms | |
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Behavioral Symptoms | |
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Psychological Symptoms | |
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Stress Reduction | |
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Individual Response to Stress | |
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Employee Assistance Programs | |
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Physical Fitness | |
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Standard for an Employee Assistance Program | |
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Peer Counseling | |
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Case Study: Captain James stevens | |
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Summary | |
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Key Terms | |
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Discussion Topics and Questions | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Notes | |
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Groups and the Group Process: Human Dynamics at Work | |
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Learning Objectives | |
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Case Study: Chief Maynard K. Bear | |
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The Group Phenomenon | |
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Work Groups | |
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Cliques | |
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Membership | |
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Groups as Functional Units | |
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Affiliation | |
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Security | |
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Self-Esteem | |
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Power | |
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Self-Concept | |
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Accomplishment | |
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Economics | |
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Group Survival | |
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Types of Groups | |
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Command Groups | |
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Task Groups | |
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Interest Groups | |
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Friendship Groups | |
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Anatomy of a Group | |
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Roles within Groups | |
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Case Study: Captain Oliver Dixon | |
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Group-Shared Norms and Values | |
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Folkways | |
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Mores | |
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Taboos | |
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Laws | |
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The Learning Process | |
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Status in Groups | |
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Group Culture | |
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Group Dynamics | |
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Formation | |
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Differentiation | |
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Integration | |
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Maturity | |
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Human Relations and Management | |
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Collaboration | |
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Influences on Behavior | |
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Complexity | |
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Need Orientation | |
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Size | |
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Composition | |
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Norms | |
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Cohesiveness | |
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Groupthink | |
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Accepting and Managing Work Groups | |
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Managerial Strategies | |
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Case Study: Officer Bob Franklin | |
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Summary | |
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Key Terms | |
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Discussion Topics and Questions | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Notes | |
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Power: Its Nature and Use | |
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Learning Objectives | |
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Case Study: Lieutenant Fred Weaver | |
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Definitions of Power | |
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The Power Base | |
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Reward Power | |
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Coercive Power | |
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Legitimate Power | |
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Referent Power | |
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Expert Power | |
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Power Sources | |
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Case Study: Lieutenant Luis Gonzales | |
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Positional Power | |
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Personal Power | |
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Utilizing Power | |
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Exercising Reward Power | |
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Exercising Coercive Power | |
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Utilizing Legitimate Power | |
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Utilizing Referent Power | |
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Utilizing Expert Power | |
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Case Study: Captain Stewart Parsons | |
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Subordinate Power | |
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Summary | |
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Key Terms | |
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Discussion Topics and Questions | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Notes | |
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Decision-Making: The Essential Element in Applied Management | |
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Learning Objectives | |
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Case Study: Chief Gary Pirsig | |
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Problem Solving and Decision-Making | |
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Organizational Decision-Making | |
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Influences on Decision-Making | |
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Situational Variables | |
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Personal Variables | |
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Types of Organizational Decisions | |
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Heuristic versus Objective Decisions | |
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Reactive versus Proactive Decisions | |
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Problem Solving Through Rational | |
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Decision-Making | |
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Case Study: Captain Jayson Moore and Lieutenant | |
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Royce Strauss | |
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Limitations on Rational Decision-Making | |
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Bounded Rationality | |
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Statisficing | |
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Building Blocks for Effective Decision-Making | |
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Group Decision-Making | |
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Advantages of Group Decision-Making | |
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Drawbacks of Group Decision-Making | |
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Humanistic Approach | |
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Improving Group Decision-Making | |
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Leader Training | |
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Brainstorming | |
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Nominal Group Techniques (NGT) | |
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Delphi Technique | |
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Case Study: Lieutenant Coleman J. Karras | |
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Summary | |
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Key Terms | |
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Discussion Topics and Questions | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Notes | |
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Managerial Communication: The Vital Process | |
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Learning Objectives | |
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Case Study: Lieutenant Donald Bear | |
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Defining Managerial Communication | |
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Managerial Functions | |
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Communication and Planning | |
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Communication and Organizing | |
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Communication and Directing | |
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Communication and Control | |
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Managerial Communication | |
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Case Study: J. fred Sullivan | |
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Realistic Communication Process | |
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Sender | |
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Encoding | |
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Message | |
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Channel | |
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Decoding | |
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Receiver | |
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Feedback | |
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Noise | |
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Formal Organizational Communication | |
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Downward Communication | |
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Upward Communication | |
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Horizontal Communication | |
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Communication in the Informal Organization | |
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The Grapevine | |
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Improving Communication | |
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Listening | |
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Survey Feedback | |
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Case Study: Jerry Olsen | |
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Exit Interview | |
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Gender Differences | |
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Summary | |
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Key Terms | |
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Discussion Topics and Questions | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Notes | |
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Leadership: The Integrative Variable | |
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Learning Objectives | |
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Case Study: Captain Karl Hammiker | |
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Perspectives on Leadership | |
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Leadership Defined | |
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Related Concepts | |
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Functional Leadership | |
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Police Administrators as Leaders | |
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Managerial Leadership | |
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Theories of Leadership | |
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Trait Theory | |
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Leader Behavior Approach | |
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Leadership Styles | |
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Leadership Quadrants | |
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Case Study: Lieutenant Kevin Stern | |
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The Managerial Grid | |
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Situational Leadership Approach | |
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Contingency Management | |
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Path-Goal Leadership Model | |
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Participatory Leadership | |
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Management Systems Model | |
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Case Study: Chief Martin "Buddy" Strock | |
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Transformational and Transactional Leadership Styles | |
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Summary | |
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Key Terms | |
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Discussion Topics and Questions | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Notes | |
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Change: Coping with Organizational Life | |
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Learning Objectives | |
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Case Study: Mayor Clifford Yarnell | |
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Forces Influencing Organizational Change | |
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Sources of Change | |
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Technological, Sociocultural, and Organizational Factors | |
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Recognizing the Need for Planned Change | |
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Targeting Change | |
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The Winds of Change | |
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The Process of Planned Change | |
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Case Study: Captain John C. Holleran | |
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Dynamics of Planned Organizational Change | |
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Resistance to Change | |
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Individual Resistance | |
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Organizational Resistance | |
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Case Study: Chief Charles S. Ahern | |
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Implementing Planned Change | |
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Evaluation | |
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Summary | |
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Key Terms | |
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Discussion Topics and Questions | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Notes | |
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Conflict: Nature, Causes, and Management | |
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Learning Objectives | |
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Case Study: Chief Anson Weller | |
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Interpersonal Conflict | |
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Types of Interpersonal Conflict | |
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Conflict-Development Cycle | |
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Conflict in Formal Organizations | |
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Causes of Organizational Conflict | |
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Dysfunctional Conflict | |
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Functional Conflict | |
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Reacting to and Managing Conflict | |
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Case Study: Lieutenant Michael Parks | |
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Techniques | |
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Managerial Styles and Conflict Management | |
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The Problem Employee as a Source of Conflict | |
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Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs) | |
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Case Study: Lieutenant Barry Simpson | |
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Summary | |
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Key Terms | |
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Discussion Topics and Questions | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Notes | |
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Developing the Organization: Techniques for Improving Performance | |
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Learning Objectives | |
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Case Study: Chief Robert Miller | |
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Definition | |
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Organizational Development Objectives | |
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Basic Values of Organizational Development | |
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The Healthy Organization | |
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Intervention Techniques | |
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Sensitivity Training | |
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Team Building | |
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Case Study: Chief Wally Partin | |
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Survey Feedback | |
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Confrontation Meeting | |
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Quality of Work Life (QWL) Programs | |
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Successful Implementation of OD Programs | |
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Case Study: Robert Proctor | |
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Summary | |
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Key Terms | |
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Discussion Topics and Questions | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Notes | |
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Managerial Issues: Considerations for Resolution | |
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Learning Objectives | |
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Case Study: Sergeant Bud Fredrickson | |
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Labor and Management | |
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Memoranda of Understanding/Agreement(MOU) | |
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Managerial Rights | |
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Collective Bargaining | |
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The Negotiations Process | |
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Grievances | |
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Discrimination | |
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission | |
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Job-Related Standards | |
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Quotas | |
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Affirmative Action | |
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Women | |
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Barriers | |
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Case Study: Roberta F. Partin | |
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Mentoring | |
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Sexual Harassment | |
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Sexual Harassment Policy | |
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Use of Force | |
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Preventing Sexual Harassment in the Workplace | |
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Law and the Use of Force | |
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Reasonable Officer Standard | |
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Use-of-Force Continuum | |
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Case Study: Charles A. Sudac | |
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Summary | |
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Key Terms | |
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Discussion Topics and Questions | |
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For Further Reading | |
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Notes | |
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Index | |