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Discover whether women leaders underestimate their leadership impact more than male counterparts. Research explores how stereotypes influence women’s self-awareness and appreciation of leadership capabilities.
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Understand women’s under-prediction of leadership impact examining self-awareness gender differences. Research explores whether women leaders systematically underestimate their effectiveness compared to male counterparts, investigating causes and career advancement
