Women who succeed in traditionally male dominated roles are usually perceived as all but ________.

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Studies have shown that women who succeed in traditionally male dominated roles are often perceived as less likeable, more hostile, and inadequate supervisors. These negative perceptions are a result of gender stereotypes and biases that assume women are better suited for caregiving roles rather than leadership positions.

Women Who Succeed in Traditionally Male Dominated Roles Are Usually