Hurricanes, Designing Women, and Tight and Loose Cultures with Michele Gelfand
We discuss the week's news and talk with Professor Michele Gelfand, who has a theory on the most important indicator of culture and behavior.
September 14, 2018
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Summary
Hurricane Florence is expected to wreak havoc on the Carolinas, Congress is racing to fund the government, and one of our favorite TV writers and producers has revealed that Les Moonves harassed her. We talk about how Designing Women impacted us and how rare strong female characters have been in the history of television.
Then, we talk to Professor Michele Gelfand about her research regarding tight and loose cultures and how they affect our politics and our world.
Recommended Resources:
Linda Bloodworth Thomason article
Michele Gelfand website
Tightness–looseness across the 50 united states
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