Revenge of the Jocks -- and Adventures in Academic Peer Review
Category: SCIENCE
New research published this month shows that -- justifiably or not -- people who played a varsity high school sport are expected to be more self-confident, have more self-respect, and demonstrate more leadership than people who were part of other extracurriculars.
By Kevin Kniffin, ContributorBehavioral scientist at Cornell University, 2014-06-23