Power, authority, and sex: Male response to female leadership
Communication MonographsPublished 1 June 1978
Ernest G. Bormann, Jerie M. Pratt, Linda L. Putnam
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Diaries, recordings, and analyses by participants and nonparticipant observers were used in this extensive case study of a developing organization. The study led to the inference that an important element influencing the organization was female dominance and male response to that dominance.
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Social SciencesBusiness, Management and Accounting
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