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Reconsidering Prison Personnel: New Views of the Correctional Officer Subculture

Those interested in the process of change in corrections need concepts which are helpful in understanding prison staff. The concept of a guard subculture is not consistent with existing research on correc tional officers. Instead, viewing officer support for procustodial norms as a shared misconception can provide direction for correctional leadership.