The unspoken language of power: Interpersonal dynamics of nonverbal behavior in mixed-gender negotiations
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Jen OverbeckMelbourne Business School (Management) |
After completing her PhD in Social Psychology at the University of Colorado, Jen was a postdoctoral scholar at Stanford Graduate School of Business, later holding assistant and associate professorial positions at the Marshall School of Business at th...
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