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This model suggests that this is only true so long as the person who has power over these individuals sees them as part of an in-group. A man who works under all female leadership probably will experience envious prejudice for being a man while a woman who joins the same company will probably experience admiration for being part of the leaders' "in-group". This model doesn't really offer much in the way of confirming or denying misogyny, in part because misogyny has several different definitions and in part because it doesn't attempt to look at why people categorize different groups of women this way or the end result for women. Some feminists have suggested that the idea of "good women" vs "bad women" has been used to control women in general. This model certainly does suggest that "women" are placed in a different quadrant than individualized women (e. "house wives" or "business women", who both experience prejudice) but does not attempt to describe what the consequences of this are.