Webb and Morris (1980) found that officers perceived as outsiders with political connections whose main focus was "looking good" and who did not possess the prison officers' knowledge of the institution and the inmate population.

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Webb and Morris (1980) found that prison administrators were often perceived as outsiders with political connections, focused on appearances, and lacking the specific knowledge of the institution and inmate population that prison officers possessed.

Webb and Morris (1980) Found That Officers Perceived as Outsiders