We summarize and integrate a large body of research showing that agency and communion
constitute two fundamental dimensions of content in social cognition. Agentic content refers …

In the last decade, there has been increased recognition that traits refer not only to between-
person differences but also to meaningful within-person variability across situations (ie …

Social interactions are one of the most relevant contexts of our lives and they are intimately
connected to the conceptualization, dynamics, development, and consequences of …

This study integrates leadership process models with process models of personality and
behavioral personality science to examine the behavioral–perceptual pathways that explain …

In this article, a critical eye is cast over research into self-presentational processes in
physical activity settings, and a focus is given to recent developments in the study of …

Interpersonal theory identifies agency and communion as uncorrelated (orthogonal)
dimensions, largely evidenced by research examining between-person analyses of single …

The present study examined the relationships of trait and ability emotional intelligence (EI)
with the gender-linked personality (GLP) dimensions of Agency (intrapersonal orientation) …

When meeting other people for the first time, how should one behave in order to be liked?
We investigated the effects of agentic and communal behaviors on two forms of being liked …

Recently, multiple, speeded assessments (eg,“speeded” or “flash” role-plays) have made
rapid inroads into the selection domain. So far, however, the conceptual underpinning and …

Although the behaviors displayed by assessees are the currency of assessment centers
(ACs), they have remained largely unexplored. This is surprising because a better …