The influence of authentic leadership on institutional framing in Acoliland, Uganda: A local government perspective

The research that has confirmed the beneficial relationship between authentic leadership and institutional framing has included global metrics for both concepts. In order to study how authentic leadership affects institutional framing, this work particularly examined how the four dimensions of authe...

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Main Author: Adoko Peter Obicci
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: ERRCD Forum 2023-06-01
Series:Interdisciplinary Journal of Rural and Community Studies
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Online Access:https://pubs.ufs.ac.za/index.php/ijrcs/article/view/827
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description The research that has confirmed the beneficial relationship between authentic leadership and institutional framing has included global metrics for both concepts. In order to study how authentic leadership affects institutional framing, this work particularly examined how the four dimensions of authentic leadership relate to the regulative, normative, and cognitive/dimensions of institutional framing. In this study, a quantitative technique restricted to a cross-sectional study and a questionnaire instrument to local government employees (n=261) were employed to collect data in accordance with a positivist research paradigm. Statistical analysis with the statistical package for social scientists (SPSS) was utilised to analyse the quantitative data gathered. The outcome of stepwise multiple regression analysis demonstrates that there are substantial correlations between all aspects of authentic leadership and institutional framing. The relational transparency component had the greatest score (M=4.0; SD=3.8), while balanced processing and internalised moral perspective received the lowest scores (M=3.9; SD=3.8). Furthermore, when these perceptions are impersonal and aimed at the local government rather than when they are directed toward individual people, authentic leadership is a better predictor of institutional framing. These findings have practical ramifications for management in local governments, particularly for handling their employees.
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spelling doaj.art-8192eb2330114b569f35f3ad6d83d5ce2023-08-02T18:03:13ZengERRCD ForumInterdisciplinary Journal of Rural and Community Studies2710-25722023-06-015223510.38140/ijrcs-2023.vol5.03790The influence of authentic leadership on institutional framing in Acoliland, Uganda: A local government perspectiveAdoko Peter Obicci0https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0792-5578Uganda Management Institute, UgandaThe research that has confirmed the beneficial relationship between authentic leadership and institutional framing has included global metrics for both concepts. In order to study how authentic leadership affects institutional framing, this work particularly examined how the four dimensions of authentic leadership relate to the regulative, normative, and cognitive/dimensions of institutional framing. In this study, a quantitative technique restricted to a cross-sectional study and a questionnaire instrument to local government employees (n=261) were employed to collect data in accordance with a positivist research paradigm. Statistical analysis with the statistical package for social scientists (SPSS) was utilised to analyse the quantitative data gathered. The outcome of stepwise multiple regression analysis demonstrates that there are substantial correlations between all aspects of authentic leadership and institutional framing. The relational transparency component had the greatest score (M=4.0; SD=3.8), while balanced processing and internalised moral perspective received the lowest scores (M=3.9; SD=3.8). Furthermore, when these perceptions are impersonal and aimed at the local government rather than when they are directed toward individual people, authentic leadership is a better predictor of institutional framing. These findings have practical ramifications for management in local governments, particularly for handling their employees.https://pubs.ufs.ac.za/index.php/ijrcs/article/view/827authentic leadership, impact, institutional framing, leadership, uganda
spellingShingle Adoko Peter Obicci
The influence of authentic leadership on institutional framing in Acoliland, Uganda: A local government perspective
Interdisciplinary Journal of Rural and Community Studies
authentic leadership, impact, institutional framing, leadership, uganda
title The influence of authentic leadership on institutional framing in Acoliland, Uganda: A local government perspective
title_full The influence of authentic leadership on institutional framing in Acoliland, Uganda: A local government perspective
title_fullStr The influence of authentic leadership on institutional framing in Acoliland, Uganda: A local government perspective
title_full_unstemmed The influence of authentic leadership on institutional framing in Acoliland, Uganda: A local government perspective
title_short The influence of authentic leadership on institutional framing in Acoliland, Uganda: A local government perspective
title_sort influence of authentic leadership on institutional framing in acoliland uganda a local government perspective
topic authentic leadership, impact, institutional framing, leadership, uganda
url https://pubs.ufs.ac.za/index.php/ijrcs/article/view/827
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