The role of super-leadership in enhancing behavioral integrity (An Empirical study in the Federal Integrity Commission)
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Super leadership,, Behavioral Integrity,, Federal Integrity CommissionAbstract
The present research aims to investigate the impact of super-leadership on behavioral integrity in Federal Integrity Commission. to achieve the aim of the research, Was used the (descriptive-analytical) method was used, and the questionnaire was used as a main tool in data collection, as (300) questionnaires were distributed to a sample of employees in Federal Integrity Commission based on a random sample technique and
(268) questionnaires were retrieved, which are valid for statistical analysis. The results show there is a statistically direct positive effect and significance of super-leadership on behavioral integrity. the researchers draw an overall conclusion from the research as a whole.
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