A Power‐base Training Model for Women
The Personnel and Guidance JournalPublished 1 May 1983
Patricia M. Beamish, Robert P. Marinelli
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This article describes a behavioral skills training model aimed at decreasing feelings of powerlessness often experienced by women, adapted from the literature on power‐bases.
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