Organizational values, job experiences and satisfactions among female and male psychologistsFootnote1

This research was supported in part by the School of Business, York University and Swinburne University. We thank Janet Spence for making her measures available to us. Lisa Fiksenbaum assisted with the data collection and analysis. We acknowledge the cooperation of the Australian Psychological Society, Victoria in the collection of the data.

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