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Moral Foundations in Less than Ten Minutes

This video introduces Moral Foundations Theory, which suggests that people rely on six core moral foundations, care, fairness, loyalty, authority, sanctity, and liberty, when making judgments about right and wrong.

It also explains Jonathan Haidt's rider-and-elephant analogy, where intuitive emotions (the elephant) often guide decisions before rational thought (the rider) explains them.

Understanding these concepts can help communicators craft messages that better connect with different audiences' values.

Based on Haidt, J. (2012). The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion. New York: Pantheon Books.

$20.00
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The CCK Election Watch Party

Friends don’t let friends watch elections alone!

Ease your election nerves with The CCK Project on Tuesday, November 3rd from 6:30pm - 9:00 pm. We’ve got trivia, drinks, food, and things to throw at the screen. You use our slingshot, too. These are mad times! Mad! Go crazy on a Tuesday with CCK!

$15.00

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  • Participation is always encouraged but never required. Some people enjoy sharing their experiences, while others prefer to listen and learn. Both approaches are welcome.

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  • Everyone is welcome! While many activities are designed with adults ages 34-64 in mind, anyone interested in learning, connecting, and engaging with their community is encouraged to participate.

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    However, we understand times get tough and prefer you come regardless of your ability to pay. We’ve been there, too.

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