Police officers tend to resist attempts to control their behavior and discretionary decision-making on the job. Is
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Police officers tend to resist attempts to control their behavior and discretionary decision-making on the job. Is this tendency unique to police officers, or is this a general pattern in other workplaces? Does resistance to external controls reflect an absence of professionalism or an attempt by officers to demonstrate their professional autonomy?
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ISBN: 9781483353173
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Authors: Matthew J. Giblin
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