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| author | Knotts, Rose And Others |
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| contents | Manifest Needs of Women in Male-Intensive Professions: A Replication Study. Knotts, Rose And Others Accounting Administration Comparative Analysis Employed Women Higher Education Individual Characteristics Males Nontraditional Occupations Professional Recognition Professors Real Estate Research Methodology This study examines personality characteristics of women in nontraditional careers, investigates deviations over a decade, and compares personality profiles of women to profiles of general adult men. Four occupational groups from an original 1972 study are examined--real estate, management, accounting, and university professors--and further conclusions are drawn. (55 references) (EJS) |
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| publishDate | 1985 |
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| spellingShingle | Manifest Needs of Women in Male-Intensive Professions: A Replication Study. Knotts, Rose And Others Accounting Administration Comparative Analysis Employed Women Higher Education Individual Characteristics Males Nontraditional Occupations Professional Recognition Professors Real Estate Research Methodology Manifest Needs of Women in Male-Intensive Professions: A Replication Study. Knotts, Rose And Others Accounting Administration Comparative Analysis Employed Women Higher Education Individual Characteristics Males Nontraditional Occupations Professional Recognition Professors Real Estate Research Methodology This study examines personality characteristics of women in nontraditional careers, investigates deviations over a decade, and compares personality profiles of women to profiles of general adult men. Four occupational groups from an original 1972 study are examined--real estate, management, accounting, and university professors--and further conclusions are drawn. (55 references) (EJS) |
| title | Manifest Needs of Women in Male-Intensive Professions: A Replication Study. |
| topic | Accounting Administration Comparative Analysis Employed Women Higher Education Individual Characteristics Males Nontraditional Occupations Professional Recognition Professors Real Estate Research Methodology |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ334703 |