Why Men are the Way They are: The Male-female DynamicMcGraw-Hill, 1986 - 403 pages |
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Page 140
... adapt to what our technology creates . And technology has made male competition into a lose - lose game on the level of genetic survival . What was genetically functional is now ge- netically dysfunctional . * Has technology made sex ...
... adapt to what our technology creates . And technology has made male competition into a lose - lose game on the level of genetic survival . What was genetically functional is now ge- netically dysfunctional . * Has technology made sex ...
Page 311
... adapt to new expectations ? Yes . Men adapt all the time — to the different expectations of different bosses . How do we get men to adapt to new expectations from women ? By giving men different cues - cues that make it clear they will ...
... adapt to new expectations ? Yes . Men adapt all the time — to the different expectations of different bosses . How do we get men to adapt to new expectations from women ? By giving men different cues - cues that make it clear they will ...
Page 364
... adaptation to their jobs quite literally — as if men were adapting only to their jobs . Men did , of course , adapt to their jobs — and their bosses , which is why IBM could be called “ I've Been Moved . " But we tended to forget that ...
... adaptation to their jobs quite literally — as if men were adapting only to their jobs . Men did , of course , adapt to their jobs — and their bosses , which is why IBM could be called “ I've Been Moved . " But we tended to forget that ...
Contents
Men Have the PowerWhy Would They | 3 |
PART | 12 |
The Message the | 26 |
Copyright | |
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