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  1. INTRODUCTION

    Learning Objectives
  2. Activity - Value Pre-Assessment
    1 Activity
  3. VALUE ANCHORS
    Right, Wrong, and Different
  4. Authentic Values
  5. FRIDGES AND TEMPLES
    Three Questions
  6. EAST AND WEST
    Marcus and Buddha
  7. Activity - Values Exercise
    1 Activity
  8. FROM CONDEMNATION TO CONVERSATION
    Fundamental Attribution Error
  9. Shared Values
  10. SHARED VALUES
    Two Circles
  11. Working Values
  12. Activity - Shared Values Exercise
    1 Activity
  13. CONCLUSION
    Understanding Values
Value Fundamental Attribution Error
Lesson 8 of 13
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Fundamental Attribution Error

Rusty Lindquist

If we want to see our values as more than a label we simply hang on ourselves, we can put them into action as a springboard for conversation and connection.

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