Sex and Gender Differences in Leadership

Edward F. Murphy · Arthur Eckstat

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There is a continuing dispute in the literature over whether sex and/or gender differences exist in leadership behavior. The purpose of this paper is to purview the literature, make recommendations for future research in the field, and discuss implications for practitioners.

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