"Job-Related and Psychological Effects of Sexual Harassment in the Workplace: Empirical Evidence from Two Organizations."

According to the authors' abstract of an article published in Journal of Applied Psychology, "Previous evidence regarding the outcomes of sexual harassment in the workplace has come mainly from self-selected samples or analogue studies or those using inadequate measures. The sexual harassment experiences, coping responses, and job-related and psychological outcomes of 447 female private-sector employees and 300 female university employees were examined. Discriminant function analyses indicated that women who had not been harassed and women who had experienced low, moderate, and high frequencies of harassment could be distinguished on the basis of both job-related and psychological...

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