In the early 1990s, who suggested that men are conditioned to perceive career success and achievement as primary measurements of manhood and masculinity?

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In the early 1990s, who suggested that men are conditioned to perceive career success and achievement as primary measurements of manhood and masculinity?​

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Russo, Kelly and Deacon suggested in their 1992 article "Gender and Work Stress: The Role of Status Attainment, Occupational Context, and Psychological Gender" that men are conditioned to perceive career success and achievement as primary measurements of manhood and masculinity. Friedman and Rosenman are known for their research on the Type A and Type B personalities, Muchinsky is known for his work in industrial and organizational psychology, and Strube's research has focused on social cognition and gender roles.

In the Early 1990s, Who Suggested That Men Are Conditioned