The Effect of Administrative Accounts and Gender on the Perception of Leadership
Group & Organization StudiesPublished 1 June 1988
Robert A. Giacalone
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Abstract
Participants read descriptions of a male or female director who did not distribute funds according to organizational needs and were informed that such distribution had or had not occurred before. Participants were then asked to evaluate 10 possible accounts for the behavior. Results showed that previous history of misappropriation, participant gender, and gender of director affected the acceptability of some of the accounts.
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Social SciencesBusiness, Management and Accounting
Leadership in Organizations
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