Astuteness, trust, and social intelligence

The strategic thinking people: use to achieve personal gains has been studied in psychology as Maehivellianism, however, Machiavellianism is a problemaric construct due to the negative moral implications and its association with psychopathology. The article introduces the concept of astuteness as an...

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2006
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Universidad del Rosario
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Astuteness
trust
social
intelligence
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title Astuteness, trust, and social intelligence
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Astuteness
trust
social
intelligence
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trust
social
intelligence
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trust
social
intelligence
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