Sociocognitive research has demonstrated that power affects how people feel, think, and
act. In this article, I review literature from social psychology, neuroscience, management …

The approach-inhibition theory of power proposed that elevated power (which relates to
increased rewards and freedom) activates approach-related tendencies, whereas reduced …

The current paper shows that the experience or possession of power increases
dehumanization—the process of denying essential elements of “humanness” in other …

With increasing globalization and multicultural diversity comes a need for better
understanding of the factors that predict cultural intelligence (CQ) development. Previous …

Dehumanization, the denial of fundamentally human capacities to others, has contributed to
largescale intergroup conflict and violence, ranging from the Holocaust, to American slavery …

The current research explores the role of power in moral decision-making. Some work
suggests that power increases utilitarianism; other work suggests power increases …

With the recent financial crises the stereotype that power corrupts returned to public
discussion. The news media have often asked why bankers took such high risks to increase …

Technological innovations have become a key driver of societal advancements. Nowhere is
this more evident than in the field of machine learning (ML), which has developed …

The present study expands previous research on the effects of power on stereotyping by
investigating the impact of two types of power (social power and personal power) on two …

The experience of power has been theorized to increase attention to rewards, but is that
really the case? Although this is a widespread assumption, no study has directly …