Pathological Tribalism (3/7)
A clip from my appearance on the Living and Leading with Emotional Intelligence podcast, with host Brittney-Nichole Connor-Savarda.
Topics discussed:
How Brittney-Nichole came to be familiar with my work
Definitions of tribalism and tribal psychology
The evolutionary roots of tribal psychology; positive and negative aspects of tribalism
Definition of polarization, and the effects of increasing polarization
Why certain kinds of truth-seeking communication can only happen in the interstitial spaces between ideologically charged tribal zones
Why "complexity is unstable" within polarized groups
Strategies for improving our emotional intelligence by learning more about, and embracing, our tribal psychology
Why "character is contextual", and how we can take advantage of this fact for personal growth
Mental models for understanding human nature and social change, and cultivating emotional intelligence
Full interview on Brittney-Nichole's channel: • Tribalism and Emotional Intelligence ...
This interview is also available on my Argument Ninja podcast:
https://kevindelaplante.com/038-triba...
Brittney-Nichole's book, The EQ Deficiency:
https://amzn.to/2JoPDGu
More clips from this interview:
What is tribal psychology? (1/7)
• What is Tribal Psychology? (1/7)
The Evolution of Tribalism (2/7)
• The Evolution of Tribalism (2/7)
Pathological Tribalism (3/7)
• Pathological Tribalism (3/7)
Within Polarized Tribes, Complexity is Unstable (4/7)
• Within Polarized Tribes, Complexity i...
Character is Contextual (5/7)
• Character is Contextual (5/7)
Social Change Has Causes at Multiple Levels (6/7)
• Social Change has Causes at Multiple ...
A Learning Model for Personal Growth (7/7)
• A Learning Model for Personal Growth ...
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