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This one should be useful for anyone on the planet. How to think before you act?
But there's some psychological tricks we can apply. There are 5 questions,
specific questions that we can ask that will help us to think before we act. But
first of all, the context of this video. I am one of the founders and I currently
serve on the board of directors for Nova principles. You notice I've got my Nova
shirt on today. Nova is a program that teaches children principles in the
schools. And typically these lessons are taught by law enforcement personnel. I'm
the one who trains the cops who go into the schools and teach the kids. And this
program has been phenomenal in helping kids to do better thinking. But I think
this principle is helpful for anyone. The concept is called study the situation or
in Nova, we shortened it to STS. Study The Situation. It puts a little distance
between us and what it is that we're encountering so that we can actually
think before we act. So, 5 questions that will help you to
study this situation question number 1, will this decision violate any moral or
ethical principles? Part of the focus in the Nova program is to make sure that
our behavior is consistent with moral and ethical principles. I have found that
most people understand these. In fact, I was running a group in a juvenile
correctional facility. This was early on when I first became a psychologist. And
in this group were kids who were incarcerated for some of the most
heinous crimes you can imagine. And you'd think, "Oh, well. Maybe they don't have any
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