Michele Gelfand: belief

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…Other than yourself and Triandis, but who’s a psychologist that economists should read more of whom they don’t? Not just economists but intelligent lay readers. I would say someone like Joe McGrath. He is deceased. He was a big groups researcher at Illinois when I was there. He really created many circumplexes — I’m always a big fan of the circumplex — whereby he can delineate what kind of tasks groups are engaged in, what kind of conflicts they might have. I think he’s a phenomenal theorist. Also wrote a lot about research methods that would be useful, the judgments we have to make in research that he wrote about in several books. Jordan Peterson is trying to resurrect the reputation of Carl Jung who, of course, was a psychologist. What do you think?…

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