Trust After Just 45 Seconds? An Experimental Vignette Study of How Leader Behavior and Emotional States Influence Immediate Trust in Strangers

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RT @asucaiper: NEW #DirectorsWeeklyRead! @asucaiper examines the "special sauce(s)" of high-functioning teams & team leaders in #healthcare…

26 Apr 2022

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NEW #DirectorsWeeklyRead! @asucaiper examines the "special sauce(s)" of high-functioning teams & team leaders in #healthcare delivery. This week's #DWR dives into the notion of immediate #trust & #leadership in urgent situations~ https://t.co/kcgRD

25 Apr 2022

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You have 45 seconds to secure trust of a complete stranger. What do you do? Act in a democratic or autocratic way? Act emotional or emotionless? A fascinating experimental study found that emotionally stable (unsurprisingly) and a…https://t.co/rS8ILX47E9

13 May 2020

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New Research: Trust After Just 45 Seconds? An Experimental Vignette Study of How Leader Behavior and Emotional States Influence Immediate Trust in Strangers https://t.co/VEKlnAkaaH #Psychology #Psych

01 Feb 2020

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