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Imagined and Overlooked Ties: Why the Ties in Our Mind Influence Who We Trust
Imagined and Overlooked Ties: Why the Ties in Our Mind Influence Who We Trust
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Main Authors:
Priti Pradhan Shah
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Stephen L. Jones
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Marco (Dongil) Jang
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Artículo Open Access
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Wiley
2025
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Personnel Psychology
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