RSA ANIMATE: The Truth About Dishonesty
Royal Society of Arts
Why leaders watch it
Explains why ordinary people cheat a little and rationalize it, informing how leaders design controls and culture.
An RSA Animate adaptation of a Dan Ariely lecture on dishonesty. It explores when ordinary people lie or cheat and how they rationalize small acts of dishonesty.
Takeaways
- Most cheating is small and rationalized
- Reminders of ethics reduce dishonesty
- Distance from money increases cheating
Topics: Ethics & character, Decision making & mental models
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