Dr. Catharyn Baird discusses meanness and how we can choose to rise above it.
Dr. Catharyn Baird discusses meanness and how we can choose to rise above it.
By Dr. Catharyn Baird At EthicsGame, we often hear from faculty members who assert they don’t have to think about teaching ethics because their subject doesn’t include conversations about values. However, like it or not, every faculty member teaches ethics — either intentionally or unintentionally — as they discuss dilemmas. All educators talk about the […]
Dr. Baird on civility and disruption with former Denver Post editor Greg Moore.
Dr. Catharyn Baird discusses an approach for evaluating our own behaviors.
Dr. Baird discusses how educators can rethink learning goals to leverage AI.
Dr. Baird discusses how a plane from Qatar has become a study of ethics.
Many books and articles have been written on cognitive bias — an attitude that forms automatically and affects judgments, decisions, and behaviors. The greatest emphasis is on negative biases, which cause people to discriminate against others or act unethically. Jeffrey To, a researcher in experimental psychology, cautions that training alone will not eradicate undesired bias, […]
Dr. Baird examines the value of ethics work in professional settings.
Dr. Baird discusses the lure of being special and how it can impact personal integrity.
Dr. Baird discusses honor code breaches at the nation’s top military academies.