Gender dependency of occupational deviance and role overload as determinants of fear of success imagery

摘要: The effects of occupational deviance and role overload on Fear Success (FOS) scores were investigated following Bremer Wittig's (1980) finding that these inflate FOS when a story cue describing female character is given to respondents both sexes. This was replicated by the present study. However, stories also described events involving male character. In this condition produced no such effect upon scores. suggestion two variables are independent sex therefore refuted it argued instead will be interpreted very differently depending character. The produce similar same provides further evidence measurement techniques evoke sex-role stereotypes rather than an indication individual's motivation. particular relevance Parsons Goff's emphasis incentive value component McClelland/Atkinson Motivational Model explored. Les effets de la vocationnelle et surcharge rǒle sur Peur du Succes (PDS) fut investiguee apres que Wittig eurent trouve ces deux caracteristiques augmentaient les PDS lorsqu'une histoire concernant une personne feminine etait jugee par des individus On retrouva cette constatation. Cependant, donna egalement histoires un personnage masculin. Dans condition, rǒ1e n-augmenterent pas notes PDS. La Wittig, selon laquelle sont independantes sexe personnage, est donc refutee defend, au contraire, l'idee seront interpretees tres differemment le personnage. Le fait sujets feminins masculins donnent měmes aux histoires, montre encore telles mesure evoquent sexuels plutǒt qu'elles n'indiquent motivation individuelle. pertinence l'importance accordee Parson Goff composante valeur motivationnelle modele motivationnel McClelland-Atkinson exporee.