A Review of 95 Studies on Gender Differences in Perceptions

question 243

Multiple Choice

A review of 95 studies on gender differences in perceptions of leadership effectiveness found that

• A)men are perceived as more effective in middle management positions.
• B)women are perceived as more effective in middle management positions.
• C)there are no differences between men and women in any position.
• D)men are perceived as more effective in senior management positions.
• E)women are perceived as more effective in senior management positions.

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