Characteristics and Predictive Dimensions of Women Who Make Nontraditional Vocational Choices

Abstract

Women in nontraditional occupations possess commonly described “masculine” traits, and profeminist attitudes. They likely prefer male company and eagerly maintain their feminine identity.

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