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Fixing Corporate Culture, Obama's New Behavioral Science Policy and Expert Interviews: Ethical Systems October Newsletter
I have always been fascinated by the three dimensional reality of human behavior. That is, none of us are perfectly ethical all of the time, and it's that reality that I am most interested in. In what ways are we less ethical and less egalitarian than we intend to be? Under what conditions? Why? Those questions lie at the heart of my work on bounded ethicality, which refers to the systematic and ordinary psychological constraints on our ethical behavior.
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- Dan Ariely published a video with Big Think on avoiding boredom at home
- Nick Epley gave an interview to Nautilus magazine in which he discusses acting on self interest and how to understand one another. The piece was highlighted in New York and Bustle magazines, among others.
- Francesca Gino published a piece in the Harvard Business Review on why the government is embracing behavioral sciences. Her research was also featured in a New York Times article on why smart workers seek out advice.
- Adam Grant published an op-ed in The New York Times about the lack of work friendships in the US. Adam was also interviewed about powerless communications in "Business to Community" blog.
- Jonathan Haidt launched a new site, HeterodoxAcademy.org, to bring to light the loss/lack of "viewpoint diversity" in the social sciences
- David Hirshleifer, with Usman Ali, published a new study on “Opportunism as a Managerial Trait: Predicting Insider Trading Profits and Misconduct”
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