Sex of authority role models and achievement by men and women: Leadership performance and recognition.

Florence L. Geis · Martha B. Boston

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Les auteurs ont teste l'hypothese selon laquelle l'exposition des sujets a des modeles d'autorite feminine doit accroitre les performances des femmes dans une fonction de chef, et la reconnaissance de celles-ci par ceux qui la percoivent (N=276)

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