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The Relationship Between Attitudes Toward Women As Managers And Sex-Typing Of Toxic Leader Behaviors, Lacee Marie Vega-Cartwright
The Relationship Between Attitudes Toward Women As Managers And Sex-Typing Of Toxic Leader Behaviors, Lacee Marie Vega-Cartwright
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The purpose of this study is to add to the existing body of research on harmful leadership with a specific focus on the construct of toxic leadership. If toxic leader behavior is indeed sex-typed as masculine, as is leader behavior in general, there is a potential that women may also be devalued more harshly than men when behaving in a toxic manner. Although the behaviors and characteristics of toxic leaders are not desirable for either sex, if they are more attributable to one sex over the other, there is a potential that the other sex may be treated differently for …
The Perception Of Managerial Instrumentality And Expressiveness As A Function Of Sex Of Manager, Sex Of Subordinate, And Politeness Of Speech, Sandra Parker Downs
The Perception Of Managerial Instrumentality And Expressiveness As A Function Of Sex Of Manager, Sex Of Subordinate, And Politeness Of Speech, Sandra Parker Downs
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