Research Notes. FOLLOWER ATTITUDES TOWARD WOMEN AND JUDGMENTS CONCERNING PERFORMANCE BY FEMALE AND MALE LEADERS.

Debra Instone

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The article presents a study pertaining to the attitudes of male cadets toward their female leaders. The study utilized the Army Research Institute's attitudes toward women in the military scale (A...

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