Mindfulness training to enhance leaders’ interpersonal relationships: A randomized field study
Social interactions represent a critical cornerstone of employees' experiences in the workplace (Ragins & Dutton, 2007; Rosales, 2016; Stephens, Heaphy, & Dutton, 2012). From project-based teams to hierarchical supervisor-subordinate dyads to more casual coworker friendships, together s...
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Main Authors: | AHLVIK, Catarina, LYDDY, Christopher J., REINA, Chris, REB, Jochen, KNAPPERT, Lena, WINCENT, Joakim |
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