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Module 18.01.04 Leadership and Ethics: How to Communicate Your Core Values

Terms in this set (20)

conflict

noun
1. ...there's just a lot of disagreement, conflict, it's hard to reach resolution.
resolution

noun
1. ...there's just a lot of disagreement, conflict, it's hard to reach resolution.
bridge (something) on

phrasal verb
1. So in the book we try to bridge literature on moral philosophy with communication strategies.
deep-seated

adj
1. ...which is the argument that everybody has sort of these deep-seated moral intuitions and foundations...
intuition

noun
1. ...which is the argument that everybody has sort of these deep-seated moral intuitions and foundations...
touch and taste

collocation
1. Just like we have touch and taste, we have kind of moral senses that guide how we see it.
oftentimes

adverb
1. People are oftentimes worried in this polarized times...
2. And once you realize this you realize that when we disagree with someone it's oftentimes that they are coming and using a different moral sense than we are.
lockdowns

noun
1. So an example is like debates over COVID lockdowns in the workplace or vaccine mandates.
mandate

noun
1. So an example is like debates over COVID lockdowns in the workplace or vaccine mandates.
attune to

phrasal verb
1. You know some people the moral sense they really are attuned to is harm, so anything they can do to reduce harm to other people would be great.
harm

noun
1. You know some people the moral sense they really are attuned to is harm, so anything they can do to reduce harm to other people would be great.
2. ...and you come from the harm perspective it's a really ineffective strategy to convince people...
3. ...from the liberty perspective using language and arguments centered around harm.
restrict

verb
1. ...what they want and kind of restricting their freedom is a negative thing.
implement

verb
1. So if for example you want to implement a tough COVID policy,...
perspective

noun
1. ...and you come from the harm perspective it's a really ineffective strategy...
2. So that's telling a story how you've been told it, not looking from their perspectives and the stories they tell.
3. We talk a lot about understanding your audience, taking their perspective, empathy, moral sense
center

verb
1. ...it's a really ineffective strategy to convince people from the liberty perspective using language and arguments centered around harm.
frame

verb
1. The most effective thing you can do is to understand the other person's story and frame the language and arguments around them.
2. So it's not just that you have to appreciate it, you then have to frame your message in alignment with somebody's moral sense.
flourishing

adj
1. ...this will open up a flourishing economy that will allow us to do everything we want.
fundamentally

adverb
1. And I think kind of this is what framing is about, it's fundamentally about being empathetic.
empathetic

adj
1. And I think kind of this is what framing is about, it's fundamentally about being empathetic.
tend to

verb
1. ...you can do is show up to someone's house and explain to them why their morally wrong, that tends to not work very well.
2. And so coming at it from a non-judgmental you, listening rather than lecturing, tends to be most effective.
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