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Ethical preferences for influencing superiors: A 41-society study

David A RalstonCarolyn P EgriMaría Teresa de la Garza CarranzaPrem RamburuthJane Terpstra-TongAndre A PekertiIlya GirsonHarald HerrigMarina DabicMoureen TangPaulina WanPhilip HallingerIan PalmerDetelin S ElenkovOlivier FurrerVojko V PotocanFlorian V WangenheimIsabelle MaignanPamela L PerrewéAna Maria RossiTomasz LenartowiczDonna E LedgerwoodRuth C MayMark J WeberJorge C JesuinoPing Ping FuIrina NaoumovaTania CasadoLiesl RiddleMalika RichardsArif N ButtWade M DanisFrancisco B CastroJaime Ruiz-GutiérrezLaurie P MiltonMahfooz A AnsariDavid M BrockNarasimhan SrinivasanArunas StarkusTevfik DalgicFidel León-DarderHung Vu ThanhYong-lin MoonHo Beng ChiaMin-Hsun Christine KuoMario MolteniMaria KangasniemiKamel MellahiAlan Wallace

2009Volume 40 · Issue 6pp. 1022-1045

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