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Unemployment and family formation among young men.
Sociology (London)
1989 : MAY, VOL. 23:2, p. 171-191
 1989 Payne, J.
40.
On predicting success in training for men and women : examples from Marine Corps Clerical Specialties.
Journal of Applied Psychology
1988 : AUG, VOL. 73:3, p. 545-550
 1988 Dunbar, S. B.
Novick, M. R.
41.
Predictive effects of occupational and marital stress on the mental health of a male workforce.
Journal of Organizational Behavior
1988 : JAN, VOL. 9:1, p. 1-13
 1988 Bromet, E. J.
42.
Carpenter apprentices : Comparison of career transitions for men and women.
Journal of Applied Psychology
1987 : AUG, VOL. 72:3, p. 393-400
 1987 Latack, J. C.
43.
Men and equality in organisations: training strategies.
Journal of European Industrial Training
1986 : VOL. 10:8, p. 9-12
 1986 Ruth, S.
44.
The persistence of pro-male bias despite identical information regarding causes of success.
Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes
1986 : DEC, VOL. 38:3, p. 366-377
 1986 Pazy, A.
45.
Male labour force participation following illness or injury.
Economica
1986 : AUG, VOL. 53:211, p. 379-391
 1986 Fenn, P. T.
Vlachonikolis, I. G.
46.
Organizational commitment in a male-dominated profession. (!ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT)
Human Relations
1986 : MAY, VOL. 39:5, p. 433-448
 1986 Aranya, N.
Kushnir, T.
Valency, A.
47.
Estimating the probability of trade union membership : a study of men and women in Britain.
Economica
1986 : FEB, VOL. 53:209, p. 41-61
 1986 Booth, A.
48.
Gender differences in work satisfaction, work-related rewards and values, and the determinants of work satisfaction. (!WORK VALUES)
Human Relations
1986 : APR, VOL. 39:4, p. 359-378
 1986 Mottaz, C.
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