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Sex of leader, leader behavior, and subordinate satisfaction

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Published1983
Citations40
References22

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References (22)

Sex‐Role Stereotypes: A Current Appraisal1

1972 • 1,873 citations

The relationship between sex role stereotypes and requisite management characteristics.

1973 • 1,713 citations

Women at work

1983 • 416 citations

Women in management: A research review.

1977 • 402 citations

A theoretical approach to sex discrimination in traditionally masculine occupations

1975 • 290 citations

Conceptualizing Sex as a Status Characteristic: Applications to Leadership Training Strategies

1976 • 253 citations

Sex effects in evaluating leaders.

1976 • 243 citations

The queen bee syndrome

1974 • 230 citations

Organizational and Personal Correlates of Attitudes Toward Women as Managers.

1977 • 176 citations

Sex Stereotypes: An Artifact in Leader Behavior and Subordinate Satisfaction Analysis.

1976 • 154 citations

Male Managers' Attitudes Toward Working Women

1971 • 146 citations

Sex roles and leadership

1974 • 127 citations

Sex Composition and Leadership in Small Groups

1976 • 117 citations

Male versus female leaders: A comparison of empirical studies

1979 • 104 citations

COMPARISON OF MALE AND FEMALE LEADERSHIP STYLES.

1975 • 101 citations

Moderating effects of sex of supervisor and subordinate on relationships between supervisory behavior and subordinate satisfaction.

1975 • 101 citations

Sex-role stereotypes and requisite management characteristics: A current replication

1979 • 85 citations

LEADER SEX-ROLE STEREOTYPING IN A FEMALE-DOMINATED WORK CULTURE

1976 • 60 citations

PERCEIVED IMPORTANCE OF SELECTED VARIABLES USED TO EVALUATE MALE AND FEMALE JOB APPLICANTS

1973 • 50 citations

The effect of male versus female leaders on follower satisfaction and performance

1975 • 23 citations

Male and female presidents: Some implications of leadership style

1974 • 16 citations

An Examination of the Moderating Effects of Supervisor Sex and Subordinate Sex Upon the Relationships Between Supervisory Behavior and Subordinate Outcomes in Mental Health Organizations.

1977 • 9 citations

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