Risk-taking runs deep: leaders in humans and chimpanzees alike show bolder streaks
A new study finds that people with leadership responsibilities report higher risk-taking, and higher-ranking chimpanzees are rated as more willing ...
A new study finds that people with leadership responsibilities report higher risk-taking, and higher-ranking chimpanzees are rated as more willing ...
A cross-sectional study found that medical students in Saudi Arabia exhibit moderate to high self-perceived leadership competence, with gender and ...
A randomized experiment of 1,593 participants found that leadership signals most strongly predicted government trust, with trust associated most strongly ...
When it comes to motivating students in higher education, the atmosphere inside the classroom appears to matter far more than ...
An editorial in Frontiers in Public Health argues that health professions education has moved beyond debating whether to teach climate ...
A survey of 221 women owner-managers in Kampala found that participative leadership was linked to business sustainability directly and partly ...
A two-phase validity study found content-validity evidence and adequate internal-structure evidence for a Brazilian Portuguese Resonant Leadership Scale in 287 ...
A new editorial in the Journal of General Internal Medicine argues that institutions must build structured, equitable systems for sponsorship, ...
A new ESICM position paper in Intensive Care Medicine lays out strategies to close equity, diversity and inclusion gaps for ...
A new Perspective in Frontiers in Education argues that a Malaysian private health professions university's culture of shared leadership and ...
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