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Emotional Intelligence in Virtual and Face-to-Face Communication: A Pilot Laboratory Experiment

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Rossi De Mio, Ruggero
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Paper provided by IAMSR, Åbo Akademi in its series Working Papers with number 473.

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  1. Collan, Mikael & Liu, Shuhua, 2002. "Fuzzy Logic and Intelligent Agents: Towards the Next Step of Capital Budgeting Decision Support," Working Papers 398, IAMSR, Åbo Akademi. [Downloadable!]
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