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The purpose of this study is to examine the well-being and organizational pride among police officers in the Malaysian Royal Police Force. A critical review of relevant literature involving 30 studies that focus on organizational pride will conduct. The review has identified four distinct constructs of organizational pride: (i) introspective pride, (ii) vicarious pride, (iii) contagious pride, and (iv) conspicuous pride. In addition, other relate well-being factors associate with pride include: (i) emotional organizational pride, (ii) attitudinal organizational pride, (iii) commitment to customers service, and (iv) creativity. Pride was found to be positively associated with individual morale and organizational performance. However, in the context of methodology, there is an over-reliance on quantitative, cross-sectional and self-report studies within the field relate to pride. To address this issue, future research should employ more qualitative and sociological methodologies.

Well-being and Organizational Pride in the Royal Malaysian Police Force: An Initial Investigation