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Trust Differences Between Supervisors and Subordinates: Examining the Role of Race and Gender
Sex Roles (1993)
  • Sandy Jeanquart-Barone, Murray State University
Abstract
Examines trust differences between supervisor and subordinate dyads that differ in race as well in dyads that were similar. Respondents; Trust between female subordinates reporting to male supervisors; Trust between whites reporting to whites and blacks reporting to blacks; Review of related literature.
Keywords
  • Racial differences,
  • Gender differences (Psychology),
  • Trust,
  • Supervision of employees,
  • Supervisors -- Psychology,
  • Employees -- Psychology
Publication Date
July, 1993
DOI
10.1007/BF00289993
Citation Information
Sandy Jeanquart-Barone. "Trust Differences Between Supervisors and Subordinates: Examining the Role of Race and Gender" Sex Roles Vol. 29 (1993) p. 1 - 11 ISSN: 03600025
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/sandy-miles/19/