Ethically Speaking

Workplace Dynamics

Making the Most of Flexible Work Arrangements

Melissa A. Wheeler Ph.D. on January 17, 2023

Is flexible work working for you? A little creativity can go a long way.

Is flexible work working for you? A little creativity can go a long way.

Gender

What Happens When Both Women and Men Make Policy?

Melissa A. Wheeler Ph.D. on November 17, 2022

Women and politics: A closer look at gender parity following New Zealand's historical milestone.

Women and politics: A closer look at gender parity following New Zealand's historical milestone.

Burnout

Do We Spend Too Much Time Working?

Melissa A. Wheeler Ph.D. on October 3, 2022

Is it time to reconsider how we spend our time? New research explores the move away from work-centric priorities.

Is it time to reconsider how we spend our time? New research explores the move away from work-centric priorities.

Burnout

Quiet Quitting: A Path to Work Engagement?

Melissa A. Wheeler Ph.D. on September 15, 2022

It may seem counterintuitive, but quiet quitting can lead to enhanced work engagement

It may seem counterintuitive, but quiet quitting can lead to enhanced work engagement

Career

How to Survive Constant Change at Work

Melissa A. Wheeler Ph.D. on May 5, 2022

What leaders and organisations can do to reduce the burden of constant change.

What leaders and organisations can do to reduce the burden of constant change.

Coronavirus Disease 2019

Women’s Leadership in Medicine During the Pandemic

Melissa A. Wheeler Ph.D. on January 20, 2022

Is COVID-19 seeing more women appointed to leadership in medicine? The glass cliff phenomenon might provide an explanation.

Is COVID-19 seeing more women appointed to leadership in medicine? The glass cliff phenomenon might provide an explanation.

Artificial Intelligence

AI Can Make Moral Judgments, but Should It?

Melissa A. Wheeler Ph.D. on November 26, 2021

What are the ethical implications of artificial intelligence in our daily lives?

What are the ethical implications of artificial intelligence in our daily lives?

Confidence

Academic Psychology: More Confident, Less Formal

Melissa A. Wheeler Ph.D. on October 26, 2021

Is the style of academic psychology writing subject to current trends and conventions? Recent research shows it has become more confident and less formal over time.

Is the style of academic psychology writing subject to current trends and conventions? Recent research shows it has become more confident and less formal over time.

Career

The Paradox of Virtue Signaling

Melissa A. Wheeler Ph.D. on September 6, 2021

It's not enough to simply create marketing campaigns containing messages of virtue. Skeptical consumers will actively look to verify that the brand is delivering on claims.

It's not enough to simply create marketing campaigns containing messages of virtue. Skeptical consumers will actively look to verify that the brand is delivering on claims.

Leadership

What We Can Learn About Leadership from Cuomo's Resignation

Melissa A. Wheeler Ph.D. on August 14, 2021

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's scandal and resignation contribute to a lack of public trust in elected leaders, leaving the public wanting more for its leaders.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's scandal and resignation contribute to a lack of public trust in elected leaders, leaving the public wanting more for its leaders.