LSE Online Event with Connson Locke
Drawing on research from her latest book, Making Your Voice Heard, Connson Locke looks at how to develop your leadership
March 10, 2021
Drawing on research from her latest book, Making Your Voice Heard, Connson Locke looks at how to develop your leadership
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Borrowing from material in her book Making Your Voice Heard, Connson tackles impostor syndrome and stereotype threat.
Connson explains the psychological factors underlying gender bias and offers some practical solutions.
Using research from social psychology, Connson addresses the challenge of motivating employees when resources are scarce.
Connson describes her research published in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology with co-author Cameron Anderson.
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