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Sowing the seeds of love: Cultivating perceptions of culture of companionate love through listening and its effects on organizational outcomes

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By Guy Itzchakov, Sigal Barsade, Arik Cheshin
| Wiley Online Library Verified
INTRODUCTION Companionate love is evidenced “when colleagues who are together day in and day out, ask and care about each other's work and even non-work issues. They are careful of each other's feelings. They show compassion when things don't go well.
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Comment gérer votre culture émotionnelle

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By Sigal Barsade, Olivia O’Neill
| Harvard Business Review France Verified
Avant de quitter le travail chaque jour, les employés d’Ubiquity Retirement + Savings appuient sur un bouton dans le hall d’entrée. Ils ne pointent pas – au sens traditionnel du terme. En fait, ils enregistrent leurs émotions. Ils peuvent choisir entre cinq boutons : un smiley souriant s’ils se sont sentis heureux au travail ce jour-là, un smiley fronçant les sourcils s’ils se sont sentis tristes, etc. Partager
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The Meso-Expression Test (MET): A Novel Assessment of Emotion Perception

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By Matthew LaPalme, Sigal Barsade, Marc Brackett, James L. Floman
| MDPI
1. Introduction 1.1. Emotion Perception as the Primary Facet of Emotional Intelligence Emotional Intelligence (EI) is defined as the ability to perceive, understand, use, and regulate emotions in both the self and others (). In their seminal work, (), coined the term EI and helped spark an affective revolution (Barsade et al. 2003) that centered emotions and emotion-related abilities as a central domain in psychology.
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