The Path for Women to Occupy Leadership Roles Consistently Across

The path for women to occupy leadership roles consistently across more than traditional 'female' occupations, such as nursing and teaching, is still not a clear. What are the social constructs with a 'labyrinth' of Leadership that women face?

A) The general view that women are selfish in nature and lack compassion, unconcerned for the well-being of others, gentle, and kind. If they act with compassion, the accusation will be they simply be too weak-precisely the attributes (so popular myth would have it) a leader needs and moral fibre necessary to become a leader.
B) If they act with 'agentic' qualities, they will be seen as equal to men reflecting what it means to be an authentic woman-precisely the attributes (so popular myth would have it) a leader needs.
C) The general view that women are communal in nature and compassionate, concerned for the well-being of others, gentle, and kind. If they act communally, the accusation will be they simply do not have the backbone and moral fibre necessary to become a leader.
D) They are seen as 'agentic' and display characteristics such as assertiveness, control, and dominance-precisely the attributes (so popular myth would have it) a leader needs.