Research Verifies All of the Following Conclusions About Women and Leadership

question 75

Multiple Choice

Research verifies all of the following conclusions about women and leadership EXCEPT

• A)women are less likely to be preselected as leaders.
• B)the same leadership behavior is often evaluated more positively when attributed to a male than a female.
• C)women who act "ladylike" are viewed as much more effective than women who behave like strong male leaders.
• D)women leaders who behave like male leaders are often perceived as unfeminine.
• E)there is only a slight different in the ways in which men and women lead groups.

Understand the foundational concepts of norms, roles, and statuses within primary groups and their significance in shaping group dynamics.

Recognize different types of social groups and their characteristics in sociological contexts.

Define and explain the concept of reference groups and their importance in sociology.

Compare and contrast network analysis with traditional variables-based quantitative research, including the types of questions each is suited to answer.

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