September 1, 1985

The Effects of the Type and Amount of Information in Sex Discrimination Research: A Meta-Analysis.

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For the past several years and for obvious reasons, there has been much research about discrimination in workplaces. These studies, which examine the relationship of factors such as gender, race, a...

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