PROFESSOR WILDERMUTH
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Workshop 2

Intuition and Ethics

Most people feel they are ethical. They remember what they learned from their parents, the faith tenets, or other critical sources of moral information. What we may fail to understand is that ethical decisions often result from millisecond intuitions. We then use reasoning to justify decisions already made. This session introduces the problem. In particular, Dr. Wildermuth will explain Jonathan Haidt’s moral intuition and reasoning model and discuss a problem called “moral fading” (moral fading means removing the “ethical colors” of an ethical dilemma). 
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Learning Objectives 
  • Discuss the most important roots of our ethical decision-making processes.
  • Explain the difference between "rational" and "intuitive" decisions.
  • Apply Jonathan Haidt's model to a real or fictional moral dilemma.
  • Discuss how "moral fading" can lead to unintentional unethical decisions.
  • Connect the lessons learned in this session to the "Circle of Ethics" theory.
  • Mini Action Plan. 
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Last updated  on April 23, 2019
  • HOME
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    • Courses >
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      • Global Leadership
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      • Learning & Technology
      • Understanding Self and Others
      • SHRM Certification
    • International
    • MSLD Competencies
    • TD Concentration >
      • Is TD for me?
      • What people are saying...
      • How this works... >
        • TD 111: Organizational Learning
        • TD 112: Learning and Technology
        • TD 113: Performance Consulting
        • TD 114: Designing, Developing, and Facilitating Learning
        • Approved Electives
  • TECH TALK
  • LEADERSHIP RESOURCES
    • Dr. Wildermuth's Blog
    • Leadership Series
    • Articles
    • Presentations
    • Webinar Materials >
      • Engagement & Culture
      • Fit Bibliography
      • Global Leadership Bibliography
    • COVID Study
  • CONSULTING
    • Ethics and Inclusion Series >
      • About this course >
        • Workshop 1
        • Workshop 2
        • Workshop 3
        • Workshop 4
        • Workshop 5