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The study found that narcissistic admiration and narcissistic rivalry are differently associated with support for traditional gender roles.
The researchers found that managers who scored high on narcissistic admiration tended to hold less traditional gender role attitudes.
The presence of a daughter can moderate these associations, particularly for managers high in narcissistic rivalry.
The findings provide evidence that narcissistic tendencies can “influence behaviors that support or hinder women in their careers.
While associations were identified, it is unclear whether narcissistic traits directly cause traditional gender role attitudes or if other underlying factors influence both. Looking forward, the researchers plan to “continue our work on narcissism and its effects in the workplace.” The study, “Managers’ Traditional Gender Role Attitudes: Diverging Relations With Narcissistic Admiration and Rivalry and the Daughter Effect ,” was published online on May 22, 2024 ..
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