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1. blogs.lse.ac.uk › businessreview › 2018/05/14What power does to you – the psychological consequences of ...

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   May 14, 2018 · The effect of power goes beyond perspective taking, and research suggests that power leads people to use more stereotypes and increase the objectification of others. Finally, in research conducted with LSE colleague professor Tom Reader, we showed that power increased one’s sense of uniqueness and feeling different from others for both men and women.

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2. www.gsb.stanford.edu › insights › power-what-itPower: What It Means to Have It — and How to Reclaim It

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   Apr 28, 2020 · So what matters most is how we act with the power we already have, despite our feelings, and our impact on other people. Another misconception is that we tend to think of power as the answer to our powerless feelings, like a resource for personal consumption and self-enhancement. But if you look at power out in the world, in a human context or ...

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4. www.psychologytoday.com › how-power-changes-youHow Power Changes You - Psychology Today

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   Aug 16, 2021 · 2. Emotion. Power also alters someone's emotional experience. People in positions of power enjoy more positive emotions and higher levels of optimism, and do so in potentially challenging ...

5. www.gsb.stanford.edu › insights › psychology-powerThe Psychology of Power & Influence | Stanford Graduate ...

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   Apr 12, 2022 · We tend to stereotype high-power others as being very self-interested. So some people would say the most important thing for a high-power person is to reassure others that they’re capable of putting others’ interests first. Darius Teter: They’re not a complete megalomaniac. Dr. Deborah Gruenfeld: That’s right. And in many cases, I think ...

6. www.psychologytoday.com › 200904 › personal-powerPersonal Power - Psychology Today

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   Apr 12, 2009 · Covert negative power can dominate and control the life of entire families; it represents a type of terrorism in which one person is made "accountable" for the misery and unhappiness of another ...

7. www.forbes.com › 2018/10/25 › what-is-power-reallyWhat Is Power, Really? - Forbes

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   Oct 25, 2018 · Many assume power comes from “outside-in.” They see power as a position or title, which comes with authority and control, and a belief in the form of supremacy over others. I define power ...

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   Does your power define you to other people?

   • Your power defines you to other people; they are affected by it more than you are. If you are the boss, the parent, the team leader, and even if you aren’t completely secure in those roles, you have to play your part. You want to do whatever it takes to make others feel secure.

   Power: What It Means to Have It — and How to Reclaim It

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   How does power affect people?

   • The effect of power goes beyond perspective taking, and research suggests that power leads people to use more stereotypes and increase the objectification of others.

   What power does to you – the psychological consequences of power

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   Why do people like being in power?

   • People in positions of power enjoy more positive emotions and higher levels of optimism, and do so in potentially challenging situations, such as when leading discussions of controversial topics. They have also been shown to smile more, conceal sadness better than those low in power, and react less in response to stressful circumstances.

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   What do people believe about power?

   • They believe power is granted to a person by someone else. They see power as a position or title, which comes with authority and control, and a belief in the form of supremacy over others. Others believe that real power comes from “inside-out.” They maintain that power is the ability of each individual to cultivate by themselves.

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   Where does personal power come from?

   • Personal power tends to come from the way you behave and your impact on other people, independent of your ability to force them to do things. Darius Teter: I just want to repeat what Deborah said because I think it’s a really instructive framework.

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   How does power affect human psychology?

   • And generally speaking, powerful persons experience more positive emotions and fewer negative ones. The last area of human psychology that is affected by power is the type of behaviours people engage in. Research suggests that power makes us more susceptible to being proactive and making the first move (for instance, in negotiations).

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9. choprafoundation.org › articles › where-personalWhere Personal Power Comes From - The Chopra Foundation

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   There is such a thing as personal power, even though most people haven’t experienced it. That’s because their notion of personal power aims at the wrong goal. They define a powerful person as someone with money and status who can exert his will over others. Such a person is imagined to be strong, smart, lucky, and more than a little ruthless.