By Sara G. Miller
As the saying goes, with great power comes great responsibility — and yet it seems like so many powerful people use their power for evil, not good. (Take, for example, all the global leaders mentioned in the Panama Papers.) But a new study suggests that tweaking how powerful people think about their power could affect how they act.
Simply put, making people in power think about how they should act (as opposed to how powerful people generally do
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