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Criticism in a foreign language hurts less
Cognition and Emotion 34 (4):822-830 (2019)
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Understanding emotional resonances to social evaluations delivered in different languages may contribute to favourable social communication in today’s increasingly internationalised world. The pres...Author's Profile
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