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Module 18.01.03 Leadership and Ethics: How to Communicate Your Core Values

Terms in this set (20)

inconsistent

adj
1. And so we kind of lay out various tests that can prevent people from veering in the wrong decision that are inconsistent with their values.
2. ...you think that it's inconsistent with your value structure.
nonetheless

adverb
1. But nonetheless I think we try to kind of explain different tests and the strengths and limitations of each of them.
resonate with

phrasal verb
1. ...if grandma found out about what you said or did, and that resonated with me.
norm

noun
1. Ken, you talk about how situational social environments and norms can also influence our moral actions.
align sth with

phrasal verb
1. What best practices can you suggest to help us not only understand these external influences, but work to align them with our values.
tendency

noun
1. So I think there's this tendency in Western cultures specifically or especially,...
psychologist

noun
1. And the thing is what the psychologists have shown,...
2. ...one of the most famous social psychologists who has dedicated a lot of his career to studying how the situation influences people.
capable of

collocation
1. I mean, a good thing though is that we are capable of being great if we put ourselves in the right situation.
plan ahead

phrasal verb
1. I think planning ahead for thinking like the circumstances that I put myself into will shape what I will do, and may even shape the person I become.
shape

verb
1. I think planning ahead for thinking like the circumstances that I put myself into will shape what I will do, and may even shape the person I become.
immediate

adj
1. I mean, literally physically so you're not in that, I mean, immediate physical context has a lot of effect on us.
bounce things off

phrasal verb
1. But also, like emotionally, and this sort of goes back to the friends and family test, I think it's good to bounce things off of those who we're close to,...
long-winded

verb
1. So I think that's kind of a long-winded answer,...
prime

verb
1. That question was primed by a discussion we had on a previous podcast episode where I interviewed Philip Zimbardo,...
hierarchical

adj
1. ...because people don't want to offend or they're afraid that there might be political or hierarchical ramifications, so that's important to find those trusted others.
ramification

noun
1. ...because people don't want to offend or they're afraid that there might be political or hierarchical ramifications, so that's important to find those trusted others.
a big smile on one's face

phrase
1. I had a big smile on my face as I was reading that.
morally

adverb
1. ...you provide around understanding both your audience and yourself in framing messages to align morally?
2. ...show up to someone's house and explain to them why their morally wrong, that tends to not work very well.
3. You took me back to our Thanksgiving table where we had lots of people being told that they were morally wrong, so I appreciate that.
tie into

phrasal verb
1. Sure, and this kind of ties into what you just said.
polarize

verb
1. People are oftentimes worried in this polarized times that there's just a lot of disagreement,...
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