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Tend and Befriend: The Brain-Savvy Way That Women Respond to Stress
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Terri D. Egan, PhD, is an associate professor of applied behavioral science at the Pepperdine University's Graziadio School of Business and Management. Suzanne Lahl, MSOD, is a supporting faculty member at Pepperdine. They are co-founders of SyncUp Leadership Group, a leadership and organization development consulting firm.
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