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Women And Anger At Work

By The Daily Dish
Apr 9 2008, 9:53 AM ET

Data backing up the notion of a double standard:

"Psychological Science has just published an eye-opening study that found that women who express anger at work were thought of more negatively than men and were assumed to be 'angry people' or 'out of control'. Male colleagues who did the same were typically viewed in a more positive light and were assumed to be upset by circumstances."



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