How to pronounce “ethicality” in English

Good-ish people are sometimes good and sometimes not, sometimes intentionally and sometimes not, like all of us.This model of bounded ethicality challenges ways of thinking and talking, in which you are either a good person or not, a racist or not,an unethical human or not.

And as a result, my desire to be a good person is going to hold me back from being a better person.Our research on bounded ethicality-- and when I say our research, I mean our field, like psychologists for the last 40 years--have shown in so many different ways that we do have blind spots, that we do have lapses, that we do make mistakes.

Hopefully, we can all be there.But I thought we had to start there, and that is with the concept of bounded ethicality.I'm going to quote something from your book.

We argue that this binary notion is seductive, but misleading and scientifically inaccurate." So this seems obvious when it's spelled out this way, at leastto me. But what does it mean to internalize bounded ethicality for ourselves, and why is it so hard to do so?Thank you so much.

In every one of those examples, the question is, for me, are we just going to deny that, or are we going to grow from it?And so what I'm proposing is, given that the research on bounded ethicality is clear, let's break out of that corner, that super tight, either/or-- either I'm a good personor I'm not corner-- and give ourselves room to grow.