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• 1989Friendly or Sexy?: It May Depend on Whom You Ask138 cited
• 1990Sexual Harassment on Campus: Individual Differences in Attitudes and Beliefs125 cited
• 1989Sexual harassment of women professors by students: Exploring the dynamics of power, authority, and gender in a university setting121 cited
• 2001THE INFLUENCE OF RACE AND GENDER ON STUDENT SELF-REPORTS OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT BY COLLEGE PROFESSORS111 cited
• 1991Persistence of Men's Misperceptions of Friendly Cues Across A Variety of Interpersonal Encounters105 cited
• 2016Breaking the Silence at Spanish Universities104 cited
• 1987Graduate Women, Sexual Harassment, and University Policy99 cited
• 2002Consequences of sexual harassment in sport for female athletes97 cited
• 1992Sources of variability in perceptions of and responses to sexual harassment95 cited
• 1993The Bureaucratization, Commodification, and Privatization of Sexual Harassment through Institutional Discourse86 cited
• 2019Making Power Visible: “Slow Activism” to Address Staff Sexual Misconduct in Higher Education76 cited
• 1999Sexual Harassment in Academia: A Hazard to Women's Health66 cited
• 1993Sexual Harassment in High School63 cited
• 2009Opening schools to all (women): efforts to overcome gender violence in Spain