RT Article
T1 Perceived Appropriateness of Training and Organizational Commitment Among Korean Police
JF International criminal justice review
VO 30
IS 2
SP 235
OP 253
A1 Baek, Hyunin
LA English
YR 2020
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1787221245
AB Although organizational commitment (OC) generates several beneficial outcomes to law enforcement agencies, the policing literature has underexamined OC. Using data gathered from 11,709 Korean police in 2012, this study conducted analyses of structural equation modeling (SEM) in order to examine the relationship between OC and perceived organizational support. In addition, SEM was conducted to determine whether Allen and Meyer’s three components of OC is appropriate. The results indicated that two predictors of perceived appropriateness of training (i.e., perceived support of training and training needs) strongly accounted for OC. However, unlike previous studies, this study found that hypotheses in the model with the subcomponents of OC (affective, continuous, and normative commitments) could not be verified. In sum, for sturdier examinations, future studies should apply the Allen and Meyer model to diverse agencies.
K1 Appropriateness of training
K1 Organizational Commitment
K1 Perceived organizational support
K1 Support of training
K1 Training needs
DO 10.1177/1057567719867380