Women's anxiety about professional success: 30 years later in a Spanish context

Abstract

[EN] Reproduces studies carried out at the beginning of the 1970s that demonstrated women’s anxiety about university or professional success. This anxiety was characterised by their fear of being socially isolated. A methodology in which women are asked direct questions shows that they have overcome that anxiety. But when a more subtle type of question is used, it is revealed that women continue to attribute the best academic, professional and social results to men instead of women.