Secrets Can Be ‘Energizing' as Long as the News Is Positive, Says Study from Columbia University Professor
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Michael Slepian
Associate Professor of Business
Management Division
Michael Slepian
Associate Professor of Business
Management Division
Michael Slepian is the Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. Associate Professor of Leadership and Ethics in the Management Division of Columbia Business School. His program of research examines secrecy and trust. He studies the psychology of secrets and how keeping secrets affects two important variables that govern social and organizational life: trust and motivation. He has studied the consequences of keeping secrets, including how they change our behavior, judgments and actions.
