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Study finds high-scoring women seen as more hostile, offered less help

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In the workplace, women often have to deal with a bunch of societal pressures that can make their skills seem less impressive. Research shows that when women are competent, they can come off as aggressive, which sometimes scares off support from others. This ongoing issue is a big reason fewer women make it into leadership roles.

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Study finds high-scoring women seen as more hostile, offered less help
TOI LIFESTYLE DESK · 11/6/2026, 9:29:07 AM
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