Gender Differences in the Perceived Effectiveness of Narcissistic Leaders
Abstract
Researchers have obtained inconsistent results on the relationship between leader narcissism and leader effectiveness evaluations. Here we draw on social role theory and recent findings on prescriptive gender stereotypes to propose that leader's and follower's gender influence the degree to which narcissistic leaders are perceived as effective. Narcissistic female leaders lack stereotypically gender appropriate qualities (e.g. kindness) and...
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Title
Gender Differences in the Perceived Effectiveness of Narcissistic Leaders
Published Date
Jul 5, 2013
Journal
Volume
64
Issue
3
Pages
473 - 498
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