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April 1, 1997Journal of Public Relations Research

Watch for Falling Glass. .. Women, Men, and Job Satisfaction in Public Relations: A Preliminary Analysis

Shirley A. Serini Elizabeth L. Toth Donald K. Wright Arthur G. Emig

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(1997). Watch for Falling Glass. .. Women, Men, and Job Satisfaction in Public Relations: A Preliminary Analysis. Journal of Public Relations Research: Vol. 9, No. 2, pp. 99-118.

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