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The impact of power on information processing depends on cultural orientation
Carlos J. Torelli
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Sharon Shavitt
Business Administration
Institute of Communications Research
Psychology
Gies College of Business
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Keyphrases
Information Processing
100%
Cultural Orientation
100%
Incongruity
66%
Individuation
66%
Collectivist
66%
Individualist
66%
Concept of Power
33%
Helping Others
33%
Processing Products
33%
Culturally Based
33%
Product Information
33%
Product Expectations
33%
Interpersonal Power
33%
Psychology
Information Processing
100%
Stereotyping
100%
Mindset
50%
Interpersonal Power
50%
Neuroscience
Information Processing
100%