Feel the Pain: How Conflict Influences Decision-making
Episode Description
New Wharton research looks at how the pain of others struggling with the agony of decision-making can influence our own process. More: http://knlg.net/1PKwnhe š Human Resources;Marketing š·ļø Research
Brief Summary
Observing emotional conflict in others influences our decision-making and can foster group consensus.
Key points
- The Impact of Emotional Conflict. Observing someone in emotional conflict can influence our own decision-making. 'When I observe someone else going through this emotional conflict, Iāll be more likely to choose a similar option.'
- Empathy and Decision-Making. Empathy towards others' pain can lead us to make similar choices. 'Our immediate instinctive reaction towards someone elseās pain is to empathize.'
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Episode highlights
- The Impact of Emotional ConflictObserving someone in emotional conflict can influence our own decision-making. 'When I observe someone else going through this emotional conflict, Iāll be more likely to choose a similar option.'1:14Jan 12, 2016
- Empathy and Decision-MakingEmpathy towards others' pain can lead us to make similar choices. 'Our immediate instinctive reaction towards someone elseās pain is to empathize.'1:26Jan 12, 2016
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