Role Stress, Strain and Conflict: The Case of Three Black Administrators in Community Substance Abuse Agencies.

Anderson, Ruth B.; Maypole, Donald E.

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ERIC Number: EJ343289

Record Type: CIJE

Publication Date: 1986

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Role Stress, Strain and Conflict: The Case of Three Black Administrators in Community Substance Abuse Agencies.

Anderson, Ruth B.; Maypole, Donald E.

Journal of Intergroup Relations, v14 n2 p13-22 Sum 1986

Problems faced by Black administrators in three community substance abuse agencies in Iowa were examined to determine the following: (1) the unique problems they faced; (2) their problems in relation to the expectations of their employers, co-workers, and clients; and (3) whether they believed there were problems specifically related to their race. (PS)

Descriptors: Administrator Characteristics, Administrator Qualifications, Black Employment, Blacks, Conflict Resolution, Individual Characteristics, Role Conflict, State Agencies, Stress Management, Stress Variables, Supervisor Qualifications

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Language: English

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