Gender stereotypes in corporate India a glimpse
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TextPublication details: New Delhi Response 2008Description: xv, 219p. ill. ; 18 cmISBN: - 9788178298511
- 331.40954 22 BA-G
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [202]-219).
Stereotyping is everyone's business : an introduction and overview -- Gender research : different perspectives and impact on women managers -- Formation and maintenance of stereotypes : the role of contact -- Exploring Indian managerial gender stereotypes -- Measures of inaccuracy in stereotypes -- Exploring relationships between contact and inaccurate stereotypes -- Does contact help reduce inaccurate gender stereotyping? -- The implications : where we stand and what we need to do.
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