Selected Research Coverage in the Media

The Negative Influence of Dominant Leaders

Stanford Social Innovation Review (Spring, 2022)

Duke study looks at who spreads misinformation

Spectrum News 1, Capital Tonight (January, 2022). Video Link

The ripple effect of one employee who hates their job

BBC (November, 2021)

The Future of Work-From-Home After the Pandemic

Spectrum News 1, Capital Tonight (June, 2021). Video Link

Science-backed Strategies for Encouraging Your Team to Call Out Problems at Work

Business Insider (January, 2021)

Why Your Nemesis Psychs You Out

The Atlantic (Oct, 2019)

Ranking Rise May Intimidate Opponents

Scientific American (November, 2019). Audio Link

Deconstructing Modi: The Voters' Psychology

Punjab Today (May, 2019)

Evolving Leadership: Why It Might Be Time To Try An Empathetic Approach

Forbes (Feb, 2019)

Why voters might be choosing dominant, authoritarian leaders around the world

CNBC (June, 2017)

From Hitler to Trump: populist leaders profit from fear

The Times UK (June, 2017)

Fear of the Unknown

London Business School Review (November, 2017). Audio Link

Study: Voters facing economic uncertainty prefer a dominant leader

The Washington Post (June, 2017)

In Hard Times, Voters Choose Assertive Leaders Over Respected Ones

Bloomberg (June, 2017)

More risks can feel less risky

News and Views at Nature human behavior (Oct, 2017)

Required listing of drug side effects may be backfiring on FDA

The Boston Globe (Oct, 2017)

Long lists of prescription drug side effects can confuse consumers: study

New York Daily News (Oct, 2017)