In today’s complex professional environments, ethical decision-making is essential for long-term success and effective leadership. This course dives deep into the psychological and social factors that shape our ethical judgments and behaviors. You'll explore how biases and stereotypes influence decisions, discover the power of social norms and conformity, and examine the crucial role emotions play in ethical reasoning. Additionally, you'll learn about the nuanced effects of power and status on ethical actions, including how to manage power responsibly and effectively.
Through engaging content, real-world scenarios, and actionable strategies, you’ll gain practical insights into navigating ethical dilemmas, enhancing emotional intelligence, and fostering integrity-driven leadership. Ideal for professionals at all stages of their careers, this course provides essential tools to build ethical awareness, improve interpersonal relationships, and contribute positively to organizational culture. Strengthen your capacity for principled decision-making and position yourself as an ethical leader in your field.
Status: Business Ethics
Business Ethics
Status: Emotional Intelligence
Emotional Intelligence
Course·11 hours
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·Reviewed Nov 30, 2025
It give a good insight in what people motivates and moves making choices, also in relation to in what environment they are. I'm convinced this will help others also.
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·Reviewed Aug 30, 2025
I enjoyed learning about the various thought experiments and actual experiments, with psychology as both philosophy and empirical science.
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·Reviewed Apr 26, 2025
Although some of the information will be well known from other courses, it was never-the -less a very well presented and interesting course.
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·Reviewed Dec 1, 2025
It give a good insight in what people motivates and moves making choices, also in relation to in what environment they are. I'm convinced this will help others also.