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- Title
BUSINESS STUDENTS' PERCEPTIONS OF ARROGANCE IN ACADEMIA.
- Authors
Haan, Perry; Britt, Margaret M.; Weinstein, Art
- Abstract
Arrogance exists at some level among those in every occupation. This multi-university study assessed more than 500 business students' perceptions of arrogance in academic, business, and professional (non-business) environments. Analyses of Variance (ANOVAs) were conducted to compare students' views of these different occupational groups. Educators were found to be less arrogant than non-educators. Graduate business students were significantly more arrogant than undergraduate business students, college professors, non-tenured faculty, and adjunct instructors. Recommendations are made for reducing arrogance and conducting further research.
- Subjects
AGGRESSION (Psychology); OCCUPATIONS; BUSINESS education; ANALYSIS of variance; COLLEGE students
- Publication
College Student Journal, 2007, Vol 41, Issue 1, p82
- ISSN
0146-3934
- Publication type
Article