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When being nice or being smart could bring you down: Compensatory dynamics in strategic self-presentation

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Bibliographic reference Lindholm, Torun ; Yzerbyt, Vincent. When being nice or being smart could bring you down: Compensatory dynamics in strategic self-presentation. In: International Review of Social Psychology, Vol. 31, no.1, p. 16 (2018)
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