The _____ is the invisible barrier that has prevented women from moving into leadership positions and which is now being replaced by a labyrinth created by a clash between _____.
A)nature-nurture controversy; Type A versus Type B personalities
B)glass ceiling; Type A versus Type B personalities
C)glass ceiling; leadership stereotypes and gender role stereotypes
D)nature-nurture controversy; leadership stereotypes and gender role stereotypes

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The glass ceiling is a well-known concept referring to the invisible barrier that has prevented women from moving into leadership positions. However, the current situation can be better explained by the clash between leadership stereotypes and gender role stereotypes, creating a more complex and multifaceted issue, which is being referred to as a labyrinth. Options A and D are not relevant to the given context, and option B only provides one part of the explanation.

The _____ Is the Invisible Barrier That Has Prevented Women