Are Presidential Elections One Big Personality Contest
Offered By: TEDx via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the intriguing concept of presidential elections as personality contests in this thought-provoking TEDx talk. Delve into Merrick Rosenberg's argument that Americans tend to evaluate presidential candidates based on their personalities rather than their executive plans. Discover how this bias might influence the selection process and consider the potential implications for choosing the most qualified person for the job. Learn from Rosenberg's extensive experience as a CEO and author of books on personality dynamics, drawing insights from his work with Fortune 100 companies. Gain a fresh perspective on the factors that shape presidential elections and reflect on how removing personality bias could potentially transform the political landscape.
Syllabus
Are presidential elections one big personality contest? | Merrick Rosenberg | TEDxGreensboro
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TEDx
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