Moral Emotions Moral emotions are the feelings and intuitions that play a major role in most of our ethical decision making and actions. View
Implicit Bias Implicit bias exists when people unconsciously hold attitudes toward others or associate stereotypes with them. View
Robert Bentley: A Campaign Affair Alabama governor Robert Bentley’s misuse of campaign funds for an extramarital affair cost him more than his political career. View
OxyContin: Whale Watching Doctors who overprescribed OxyContin were nicknamed “whales” by Purdue Pharma. While doctors pushed pills, Purdue’s profits were pushed to new heights. View
Volkswagen’s Emissions Evasion Faced with an emissions test their vehicles could not pass, Volkswagen created a “defeat device” in their engines to sidestep regulations. View
United Airlines: Grounded After passenger David Dao was forcibly removed from a United Airlines flight, many questioned why airline policies and procedures would allow such a violent deplaning. View
Theranos’ Bad Blood Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes promised to revolutionize blood testing technology, but behind all the hype was a massive fraud. View
Steering Student Athletes Apparel companies, financial advisers, and managers bribed coaches and families to persuade top student athletes to attend certain schools. View
Samsung’s Political Connections Samsung leader Lee Jae-yong used his company’s economic power to influence president Park Geun-hye, sparking a corruption scandal and political fallout. View
Wells Fargo Fraud Under pressure to meet steep sales goals and incentives, Wells Fargo employees created over a million fraudulent accounts in their customers’ names. View