Integration of women into the U.S. military
Sex RolesPublished 1 July 1984
Harold E. Cheatham
Citations10
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SJR score1.26
SNIP1.86
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Abstract
This study reports male attitudes toward women beginning with the admission of women in 1976 to the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. It assesses these attitudes as a consequence of the norms of the military system and notes a trend toward more positive attitudes by successive classes since the Class of 1979. Programmatic measures to nurture and facilitate this positive trend are recommended.
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