Examining the connection between position-based power and social status across 70 cultures.
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@article{allodium:10.1111/bjso.12871,
title = {Examining the connection between position-based power and social status across 70 cultures.},
author = {Wasiel A and Górski MR and Bond MH and Yeung VWL and Akaliyski P and Akello G and Park J and Joshanloo M and Sokolov B and Hussain MA and Li LMW and Olechowski M and Vignoles VL and Guemaz F and Boussena M and Rabby MR and Okvitawanli A and Myślińska-Szarek K and Haas BW and Sánchez-Rodríguez Á and Vlasenko O and Lun VM and Aminnuddin NA and Işık İ and Barry O and Fülöp M and Igbokwe D and Adamovic M and Garðarsdóttir RB and Soboleva N and Teyssier J and Glückstad FK and Samekin A and Akotia C and Al-Zoubi M and Andrade L and Anić P and Bakyono-Nabaloum R and Baltin A and Costin V and Denoux P and Espinosa AD and Espinosa A and Gamsakhurdia V and Garvanova M and Gavreliuc A and Gjoneska B and Igou ER and Iqbal N and Iter N and Kascakova N and Kazimzade E and Kluzowicz M and Kocimska-Bortnowska A and Kronberger N and Lauri MA and Lee H and Malyonova A and Maricchiolo F and Mohammed L and Mokadem F and Mosanya M and Mosca O and Murdock E and Nader M and Nowak K and Ochoa D and Pavlović Z and Šolcová IP and Purc E and Rizwan M and Rocha AM and Selim H and Sobhie R and Streng M and Sun CR and Tønnessen M and Torres C and Trà KTT and Turjačanin V and van Tilburg W and Vauclair CM and Vergara-Morales J and Xing C and Yakhlef B and Yang JW and Yau EK and Yeung JC and Zelenski J and Krys K},
year = {2025},
journal = {The British journal of social psychology},
doi = {10.1111/bjso.12871},
url = {https://doi.org/10.1111/bjso.12871}
}RIS
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A, W., MR, G., MH, B., VWL, Y., P, A., G, A., J, P., M, J., B, S., MA, H., LMW, L., M, O., VL, V., F, G., M, B., MR, R., A, O., K, M., BW, H., Á, S., O, V., VM, L., NA, A., İ, I., O, B., M, F., D, I., M, A., RB, G., N, S., J, T., FK, G., A, S., C, A., M, A., L, A., P, A., R, B., A, B., V, C., P, D., AD, E., A, E., V, G., M, G., A, G., B, G., ER, I., N, I., N, I., N, K., E, K., M, K., A, K., N, K., MA, L., H, L., A, M., F, M., L, M., F, M., M, M., O, M., E, M., M, N., K, N., D, O., Z, P., IP, Š., E, P., M, R., AM, R., H, S., R, S., M, S., CR, S., M, T., C, T., KTT, T., V, T., W, V. T., CM, V., J, V., C, X., B, Y., JW, Y., EK, Y., JC, Y., J, Z., & K, K. (2025). Examining the connection between position-based power and social status across 70 cultures.. The British journal of social psychology. https://doi.org/10.1111/bjso.12871
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