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Paul Yost, Ph.D.
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Completed quantitative research study
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Industrial-Organizational Psychology
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This study investigated the extent to which potential-focused leader language (inclusive, future-focused, and honest) is catalytic. An analysis of US presidential speeches found language was related to historian ratings, unskilled worker wages, and an enduring legacy (internet and book references), but unrelated to social (e.g., patents) and societal (e.g., prison population) outcomes.
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Catalytic leadership: How a president's language influences national outcomes
This study investigated the extent to which potential-focused leader language (inclusive, future-focused, and honest) is catalytic. An analysis of US presidential speeches found language was related to historian ratings, unskilled worker wages, and an enduring legacy (internet and book references), but unrelated to social (e.g., patents) and societal (e.g., prison population) outcomes.
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This poster was also presented at Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology, Washington DC, April 2019