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Women feel less trusting at work than men do

Published in Women's Health Weekly, November 16th, 2006

Women feel less trusting in their relationships at work than men do, a new study shows. They are less likely than men to feel that clients and other people they deal with in other companies are acting honestly with them, said the research from the University of Bath.

Dr. Simon Pervan interviewed 400 senior men and women marketing managers about their relationships with people from other companies in the advertising and marketing sector.

He found that only 48% of women agreed with the statement: "We are honest with each other about the problems that arise," whereas 67% of men agreed with this.

Only 45% of women agreed with the...

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