Female Library Science Students and the Occupational Stereotype: Fact or Fiction?

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Autori principali: Lee, David L., Hall, Janet E.
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1973
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author Lee, David L.
Hall, Janet E.
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Hall, Janet E.
Lee, David L.
Hall, Janet E.
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contents Female Library Science Students and the Occupational Stereotype: Fact or Fiction? Lee, David L. Hall, Janet E. Females Librarians Stereotypes Mass media stereotype the librarian pejoratively as compared with other professionals. In a personality comparison of a group of female library science students with a general college student norm, both groups ranked similarly. In some cases, the prospective librarians ranked more favorably than did college students. (6 references) (Authors)
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spellingShingle Female Library Science Students and the Occupational Stereotype: Fact or Fiction?
Lee, David L.
Hall, Janet E.
Females
Librarians
Stereotypes
Female Library Science Students and the Occupational Stereotype: Fact or Fiction? Lee, David L. Hall, Janet E. Females Librarians Stereotypes Mass media stereotype the librarian pejoratively as compared with other professionals. In a personality comparison of a group of female library science students with a general college student norm, both groups ranked similarly. In some cases, the prospective librarians ranked more favorably than did college students. (6 references) (Authors)
title Female Library Science Students and the Occupational Stereotype: Fact or Fiction?
topic Females
Librarians
Stereotypes
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ086383