Psychology of Sex, Gender, and Jobs

LOUIS DIAMANT is Professor Emeritus of Psychology at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte./e He is a clinical psychologist and was the director of an anti-poverty mental health program in North Carolina.JO ANN LEE is Associate Professor of Industrial and Organizational Psychology at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte./e She worked with the U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Aging as an American Psychological Association Congressional Science Fellow.

• IntroductionPast, Present, Future by Louis DiamantGender IssuesHitting the Ceiling: Gendered Barriers to Occupational Entry, Advancement, and Achievement by Ruth FassingerMen and Women in Cross-Gender Careers by Susan FurrAge and Beauty;Stereotypes as Factors in Women's Careers by Rosemary BoothHarassment IssuesWomen Exposed: Sexual Harassment and Female Vulnerability by Sue NortonHeterosexual Men as Targets: The Shadow Side of Sexual Harassment by Ronald B. SimonoThe Unprotected: The Sexual Harassment of Lesbians and Gays by M. Karen Hambright and James D. DeckerSexual Orientation and Identity IssuesDiscrimination Against Gays, Lesbians and the Highly Androgynous by Vern BulloughThe Search for the Ideal Heterosexual Role Player by Michelle J. McCormickGender Identity Disorder in the Workplace by Courtney R. Prentis and Richard McAnultySocietal IssuesHIV/AIDS in the Workplace by Kristin H. Griffith and Michael RossLegislating Behavior and Roles: Institutions and Sex by Larry LanceRole Conflicts: Family Life, Work, and Gender by Jo Ann LeeGender and Cultural Diversity and the Workplace by Ella Bell and Stella NkomoSex, Jobs, and the Law by Michael McGeePersonal Relationships and the Right to Privacy by Terry Dworkin