Do you ever wonder why smart, well-intended leaders often make poor decisions? The answer is simple: We, as humans, are heavily influenced by our primary, innate biases. Our biases function outside of ...

As a business owner, finding employees you can trust is not just a desire, it's an absolute need. Most of us want to believe that the person sitting in the office is ethical and trustworthy. However, ...

This document is designed as an introduction to thinking ethically. Read more about what the framework can (and cannot) do. We all have an image of our better selves—of how we are when we act ...

Fundamentally, how does anyone know us as individual leaders and/or judge our leadership effectiveness? The first thing that might come to mind is your personality. Secondly, how you communicate: how ...

On occasion I ask students in my undergraduate ethics course at Santa Clara University to relate their first ethical memory--what was their first choice about right or wrong, good or bad? Most of them ...

A core principle of good public health practice is to base all policy decisions on the highest-quality scientific data, openly and objectively derived. 1 Determining whether data meet these conditions ...

This is the first of a series of posts on learning how to make better decisions. Are you satisfied with the quality of your decisions? If you are like most people, you will easily recall examples ...

Police and other professionals working in forensic settings (e.g., security agents, parole board members, benefit fraud) and laypersons involved in criminal justice (e.g., jurors) must make numerous, ...

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