Churn: The Hidden Force Shaping How We See Each Other | Claude Steele - EP 749
In this episode of Passion Struck, host John Miles interviews Stanford social psychologist Dr. Claude Steele about his new book Churn, which explores how the fear of being judged through negative stereotypes — a phenomenon Steele calls 'churn' — undermines performance, trust, and conn
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