THE IMPORTANCE OF ETHICAL LEADERSHIP AND MODERATING ROLE OF EMPLOYEES EMPOWERMENT THROUGH COGNITIVE AND EMOTIONAL TRUST: A STUDY OF MPHIL AND PHD STUDENTS

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Sumera Imran
Dr. Ismat Bano
Shafeeq ur Rehman
Sumayya Iram

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This bone centers on MPhil and PhD scholars, relating ethical leadership matters in academic scripts. It focuses on whether ethical leadership impinges on pupil issues, and the moderating part that's played by hand commission and characterised as cognitive and emotional trust. Ethical leadership is believed to be the essential predictor of successful educational gests and issues that affords a environment of trust and tone- efficacity. This study relates to the large scale structured questionnaire which combines quantitative results and follow- up withsemi-structured interviews To capture a broader picture of MPhil and PhD exploration scholars across different institutions. Findings indicate that ethical leadership significantly improves the academic performance and overall satisfaction of scholars. likewise, the positive goods of ethical leadership are amplified when cognitive and emotional trust serve as moderating factors. For stylish educational issues, this study emphasizes the necessity of ethical leadership in academia and the significance of fostering pupil trust and commission.

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Sumera Imran, Dr. Ismat Bano, Shafeeq ur Rehman, & Sumayya Iram. (2024). THE IMPORTANCE OF ETHICAL LEADERSHIP AND MODERATING ROLE OF EMPLOYEES EMPOWERMENT THROUGH COGNITIVE AND EMOTIONAL TRUST: A STUDY OF MPHIL AND PHD STUDENTS. International Journal of Contemporary Issues in Social Sciences, 3(3), 3330–3338. Retrieved from http://ijciss.org/index.php/ijciss/article/view/1539
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