Catherine S. Daus

About the Author

Catherine S. Daus is a distinguished psychologist and professor whose research explores the intricate dynamics of emotions in professional environments. With a career spanning decades, she has delved into how workplace affect influences individual performance, team interactions, and organizational success, drawing on empirical evidence to bridge theory and practice. As co-editor of the seminal The Cambridge Handbook of Workplace Affect (Cambridge Handbooks in Psychology), Daus has established herself as a leading voice in industrial-organizational psychology, offering insights that help leaders foster healthier, more productive workplaces. Her work emphasizes the transformative power of emotional intelligence, making complex psychological concepts accessible to scholars and practitioners alike. Beyond academia, Daus advocates for evidence-based strategies to enhance employee well-being in an increasingly demanding world.