What Psychology, Neuroscience, Philosophy, and History reveal about Ethics ; How can Leaders build an Ethical Culture ?
The curriculum connects psychology, anthropology, and history to leadership challenges, covering concepts like Moral Foundations theory and cultural dimensions.
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An infographic titled The Ethics Premium outlines five key benefits of ethical performance, including higher stock returns, superior talent attraction, and sustainable competitive advantage.
The visual aid illustrates a research-based foundation supported by five key disciplines: Psychology, Neuroscience, Philosophy, History, and Anthropology.
This frame illustrates the practical application aspect of the course. It shows how the theoretical concepts are translated into actionable leadership strategies regarding environmental design.
The instructor presents a diagram illustrating how shared moral instincts are shaped by individual differences, cultural differences, and political differences.
Instruction utilizes various case studies, including workplace scenarios and philosophical thought experiments like the Trolley Problem.
The focus on human behavior and historical trends may feel disconnected from specific professional sectors like manufacturing or technical operations.
The focus on human behavior and historical trends may feel disconnected from specific professional sectors like manufacturing or technical operations.
The curriculum aligns with the target audience of leaders interested in human behavior and integrity.
