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Internal and external influences on women’s and men’s entry into management
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Journal of Managerial Psychology
Journal of Managerial Psychology (1999) 14 (5): 421–433.
Published: 01 September 1999
...Sophia Marongiu; Bo Ekehammar The study examined the influence of individual (internal) and situational (external) factors on the career advancement of women and men (N = 88) in a Swedish nation‐wide organization. Using, among other methods, LISREL path analyses, the results revealed...
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Prediction and replication of the organizational and personal consequences of workplace sexual harassment
Available to PurchaseJulian Barling, Inez Dekker, Catherine A. Loughlin, E. Kevin Kelloway, Clive Fullagar, Deborah Johnson
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Journal of Managerial Psychology
Journal of Managerial Psychology (1996) 11 (5): 4–25.
Published: 01 August 1996
..., being asked sexual questions, witnessing sexual gestures) is negative, the individual will probably perceive the event as sexually harassing. In some cases, however, being the target of touching would not be experienced negatively and no negative effects would ensue. Job satisfaction Men...
