FEATURES OF MILITARY PERSONNEL'S ATTITUDES WITH DIFFERENT SOCIOMETRIC STATUSES TOWARDS MANIFESTATIONS OF DESTRUCTIVE LEADERSHIP IN MILITARY COLLECTIVES
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https://doi.org/10.33405/2078-7480/2024/4/91/324087Keywords:
leadership, military leadership, destructive leadership, leadership behavior, sociometric status, military collectiveAbstract
The modern scientific and theoretical studies on leadership issues in military collectives have been analyzed and summarized. Forms of destructive leadership that may manifest in the professional activities of National Guard of Ukraine personnel have been identified and proposed. The attitudes of military personnel with different sociometric statuses towards manifestations of destructive leadership in military collectives have been highlighted.
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