Regular ArticleWhat Do Groups Learn from Their Worldliest Members? Direct and Indirect Influence in Dynamic Teams☆
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We are grateful to Lefki Anastasiou, Gail Berger, Jennifer Cheng, Annie Jin, Randall Peterson, and Courtney Waite for helping to collect and analyze the data for this study and to three anonymous reviewers.
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