The Kent and Moss Study Predicts That

question 18

Multiple Choice

The Kent and Moss study predicts that:

• A)women will more often emerge as leaders in group situations than men.
• B)androgynous group members are less likely to emerge as leaders than feminine and masculine individuals.
• C)group members high in femininity will more frequently emerge as leaders than those high in masculinity.
• D)androgynous and masculine participants are most likely to emerge as the leader in gender-neutral task situations.

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