personality profiles of male and female data processing personnel
Personality profiles of 152 males and 50 females from twelve computer centers in metropolitan Atlanta are presented. Data processing males and females were found to possess personality profiles significantly different from their general population counterparts. When compared to their general population counterparts, they were found to have higher needs for Achievement, Cognitive Structure, and Endurance. When compared to each other, data processing males and females were found to possess remarkably similar personality profiles. The males had lower needs for Aggression, Change, and Social Recognition; the females had a lower need for Affiliation.
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