By Power Defined: Women in the Superintendency
Educational ConsiderationsPublished 1 April 1995Open access
C. Cryss Brunner
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Abstract
Women who are successful in powerful positions define power as "power to" get things done with others, something more easily done for women than for men because women do not view themselves as powerful.
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Educational ConsiderationsBy Power Defined: Women in the Superintendency
32 Citations1995C. Cryss Brunner