Published Oct 19, 2017

Jonathan Haidt — The Psychology of Self-Righteousness

Jonathan Haidt delves into the intricate psychology of morality, exploring its evolution and the role of intuition amidst political and cultural divides, while offering insights into bridging ideological gaps and fostering a more understanding society.

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Human Evolution
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Moral Psychology
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Political Ideologies
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Jonathan Haidt — The Psychology of Self-Righteousness

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Popular Clips

Moral Psychology Insights

Morality Beyond Rationality

Building Human Connections

Bridging Ideological Divides

Moral Foundations Theory

Understanding Political Identities

Morality and Authority

Cultivating Humility

Moral Receptors

Echo Chamber Challenge

Morality Insights

Understanding Political Ideologies

Evolution of Morality

Episode Highlights

Human Evolution

Moral Psychology

Political Ideologies

Jonathan Haidt — The Psychology of Self-Righteousness

Topics covered

Popular Clips

Episode Highlights

Human EvolutionJonathan Haidt, a social psychologist, examines the surprising psychology behind morality and its evolution. He discusses how cultural evolution and the emergence of positive psychology shape our understanding of morality and virtues.

Human Evolution

Moral PsychologyJonathan Haidt explores the psychology behind morality, revealing how moral foundations theory explains political and cultural differences. He emphasizes the role of intuition in shaping moral judgments and the complex relationship between morality and authority.

Moral Psychology

Political IdeologiesJonathan Haidt examines the psychological underpinnings of liberal and conservative identities, highlighting their impact on societal dynamics. He discusses the challenges of bridging ideological divides and overcoming echo chambers to foster mutual understanding.

Political Ideologies