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Leadership and Self-Deception

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The Arbinger Institute examines how people can overlook their own contribution to a problem while blaming the circumstances around them. Through fictional characters drawn from organizational experience, the book explains self-deception and its effects on leadership and relationships. Its approach extends beyond workplaces to families and communities, where efforts to solve a problem may deepen it when the underlying cause remains unseen.

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The Arbinger Institute

Arbinger is an institute rather than a person, which is why its books carry no author name on the cover. It was built on the work of C. Terry Warner, a philosopher at Brigham Young University who argued that most interpersonal conflict is self-deception, with people provoking the behaviour they then resent.

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First published
2000
Reading time
About 3 hours
Pages
341
Language
English
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