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Are women prejudiced against women?

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Philip Goldberg is associate professor of psychology at Connectitu College in New London. His research, which he describes as “scattered and profane,” has centered on the social-clinical areas of psychology. He is presently conducting research on the cognitive and personality variables associated with voting behavior.

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Goldberg, P. Are women prejudiced against women?. Trans-action 5, 28–30 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03180445

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