In Session: Leading the Judiciary - Episode 39: Trust and Relationships: The Science May Surprise

In Session: Leading the Judiciary (Federal Judicial Center) · June 5, 2024

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Opening statement on trust and self-fulfilling prophecy

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Guest (first speaking turn) frames trust as a choice that can create a self-fulfilling prophecy: when you are trusting of others, you often prompt trustworthiness in return and greater happiness. Introduces central theme: trust matters for relationships and well-being.

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Podcast interview on trust with Dr. Peter H. Kim, a USC researcher, discussing how perceptions of competence, integrity, and power shape trust, why apologies sometimes backfire, group dynamics that polarize trust judgments, and strategies leaders can use to repair trust.

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