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The 2020 US election through a psychological lens

November 04, 2020 • JGR Communications • Season 1 • Episode 28

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The political pundits have lots to say about the 2020 US Presidential election. In this episode we examine the result and the leadership styles through a neuroscience and psychological lens with a leading high-performance team psychologist who works with businesses, sports teams, and the military.

Guest Dr Jeremy Holt, Ph.D.

Chartered Occupational Psychologist

Centre for Team Excellence

jeremy@cfte.co.uk

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