Self-Perceptions of Power: Do Social Work and Business Students Differ?.

Feld, Allen

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Publication Date: 1987

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Self-Perceptions of Power: Do Social Work and Business Students Differ?

Feld, Allen

Social Work, v32 n3 p225-30 May-June 1987

Business students (N=25) and social work students (N=34) participated in a study measuring their perceptions of their use of power. No correlation emerged between age and perception of power. Social work students concentrating in interpersonal intervention seemed to account for much of the differences found. Social work students concentrating in administration resembled the business students. (Author/ABL)

Descriptors: Graduate Students, Higher Education, Individual Power, Perception, Self Evaluation (Individuals), Social Work

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