An examination of the contributing factors empowering airmen to focus on core values through core group discussions within the 86th maintenance group at Ramstein Air Force Base, Germany

Mark B McKellen

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An examination of the contributing factors empowering airmen to focus on core values through core group discussions within the 86th maintenance group at Ramstein Air Force Base, Germany

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Mark B McKellen. An Examination of the Contributing Factors Empowering Airmen to Focus On Core Values Through Core Group Discussions Within the 86th Maintenance Group At Ramstein Air Force Base, Germany. Dallas Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e606095c-50bc-45e5-bd4a-18fe6b52c2df.

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M. B. Mckellen. An examination of the contributing factors empowering airmen to focus on core values through core group discussions within the 86th maintenance group at Ramstein Air Force Base, Germany. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e606095c-50bc-45e5-bd4a-18fe6b52c2df

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Mark B McKellen. An Examination of the Contributing Factors Empowering Airmen to Focus On Core Values Through Core Group Discussions Within the 86th Maintenance Group At Ramstein Air Force Base, Germany. Dallas Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e606095c-50bc-45e5-bd4a-18fe6b52c2df.

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Mark B McKellen

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Abstract

This research followed the USAF's view that mentoring takes place in the core group discussions between the supervisor and subordinate. One hypothesis of this research was that there was a relationship between the level of risk and the level of trust which are contributing factors empowering Airmen. The second hypothesis was that there was a relationship between the level of respect and the level of leadership which are contributing factors empowering Airmen. The qualitative results reveal that level of leadership has a greater impact on core group discussions than does the level of risk, trust or respect.

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