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kiruha [24]
2 years ago
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Gina and Bill are managers for two separate projects; both freely express their anger at work. Compared to Bill, Gina is more li

kely to be perceived as authoritative and in control. is more likely to be perceived as overemotional and incompetent. should work harder at capitulating to her emotions. should avoid using humor to difuse conflict, as she will not be taken seriously as a manager.
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1 answer:
cestrela7 [59]2 years ago
3 0

The answer to the question is Gina (B) is more likely to be perceived as overemotional and incompetent.

This is mainly because of her gender – since Gina is female, and females are often stereotyped as highly influenced by feelings when exhibiting their behaviors, thus, she will be judged as overemotional due to this. She would also be judged as more incompetent than Bill.

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