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Less social media input

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They tend to focus on the moral values of their own parties, rather than invoking the other parties moral values. For the most part, I find this to be true, and feel that it is the reason people are more firm in arguments and have a tough time understanding the other side.

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They tend to focus on the moral values of their own parties, rather than invoking the other parties moral values. For the most part, I find this to be true, and feel that it is the reason people are more firm in arguments and have a tough time understanding the other side.

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We owe an open mind to other views when having a conversation.

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Most people on each side have very strong beliefs, therefore, they do not take the time to understand and listen to the other sides opinions. I find this true because I do the same thing, which is something I would like to change.

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Both sides talk past each other. They tend to argue with ideas from their own political party without incorporating the other sides moral values. I have seen this many times in political conversations and people usually are unwilling to argue with logic from the opposing side in order to gain support.

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explain the cause and affect on actions that are being taken.

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Use "moral reframing effect" mentioned in Ted Talk. This is essentially invoking the moral beliefs of the other party/side. EX: conservatives hearing about purity in regards to environment makes them more in support 

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Use "moral reframing effect" mentioned in Ted Talk. This is essentially invoking the moral beliefs of the other party/side. EX: conservatives hearing about purity in regards to environment makes them more in support 

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We owe everyone our ears. Even if you don't necessarily believe the same thing as them, doesn't mean you shouldn't listen to them and give them the same respect they gave you.

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People stay within their own political view because of their morals.

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We can better bridge the divide in our country by both political parties attempting to understand the morals that each side values the most.

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Apply my own view but connect it with the other political views to make it more appealing.

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We owe them respect, and we owe it to them to listen to their perspectives. Even if we don't agree, we still can listen and understand what they are saying. 

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We owe them respect, and we owe it to them to listen to their perspectives. Even if we don't agree, we still can listen and understand what they are saying. 

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Throughout this semester, I am going to work on being more open minded and learning that everyone has their own beliefs and that no one is necessarily wrong.

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People can be more effectively persuasive in a political conversation by using the other sides morals to make your argument.

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Both political parties should learn how to respect each other and not let political views get in the way of everyday life.

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We could apply this in the class by not immediately labeling people as "right" or "wrong" just because of their beliefs. We can also try to eliminate judgement/ hate. I myself will try to educate myself and be more open minded.

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We could apply this in the class by not immediately labeling people as "right" or "wrong" just because of their beliefs. We can also try to eliminate judgement/ hate. I myself will try to educate myself and be more open minded.

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The world is more diverse today but being open and listening to others could help bring it together.

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People can use the other sides morals to back up their own morals.

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We can bridge the divide by understanding the view points of the opposing political parties. You do not have to agree but you have to respect and try to understand their point of view.

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We owe our fellow citizens and classmates empathy. We need to understand their perspectives and learn to see where they are coming from before forcing our ideas on them or judging their viewpoints.

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By engaging in conversations that both sides are willing to effectively participate in without hostility.

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It is important to learn how to listen and take in other peoples morals and keep political morals out of everyday life.

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We can bridge the divide by understanding the view points of the opposing political parties. You do not have to agree but you have to respect and try to understand their point of view.

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Listen to the different viewpoints and be respectful.

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There is a great divide between the two political parties, and this mainly comes from each side thinking they are the "good guy", and not being tolerant of the other sides beliefs. Also, something that contributes to this are misleading media headlines about each party. Using the other sides moral values in an argument is a good technique to help the person you are arguing with understand your perspective.

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There is a great divide between the two political parties, and this mainly comes from each side thinking they are the "good guy", and not being tolerant of the other sides beliefs. Also, something that contributes to this are misleading media headlines about each party. Using the other sides moral values in an argument is a good technique to help the person you are arguing with understand your perspective.

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we owe them respect and allow them to talk about their perspectives.

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Listen to other's viewpoints and judge others less

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Listen to other's viewpoints and judge others less

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We can bridge the divide by attempting to understand the views and experiences behind the opinion of others

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In order to better bridge the divide in our country, we can work to better understand one another. Instead of putting our own opinions on a pedestal, and valuing ignorance more than integrity, we can take the time to step back and respect others opinions.

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We can rebuild the bridge in our country by understanding the other sides view and with that comes empathy and conversation is more possible.

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I would apply this talk to classroom conversations by always having respect for my classmates ideas or arguments even if I disagree with them.

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Whatever side the person is on will cause them to focus on a specific moral compass which they typically won't divulge from.

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Have your opinions but respect others opinions too.

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Playing into the other side's morals while also sticking to your own values

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The person usually relies on their views or side and never opens up to the other side, they are stuck on their own morals and beliefs.

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The key takeaway from this video is that when defending a position based on your personal beliefs or trying to persuade someone is to make sure to incorporate the other side's morals.

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People tend to talk past others and just argue their point without taking into account the other arguments on the issue

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Try to appeal to the other side

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We owe them healthy conversations and the opportunity to exhibit their values in a non-aggressive way

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you can be more persuasive in a political conversation by utilizing the morals and values of the other side.

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Having conversations without immediately applying emotion.

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Have calm and meaningful conversations with the other side

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We owe eachother respect and listen to one another

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When people try to have political conversations they end up talking over one another instead of to one another. A lot of times, probably the vast majority, emotion gets involved, and our morals affect how we're going to approach the person we are disagreeing with. A lot of the manners we've been raised to have fly out the window when we feel so deeply connected to our argument

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There's not a "good guy" or "bad guy" merely just people with different perspectives

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Having an open mind to the person i'm talking to and their beliefs, but also holding what i believe to myself as well.

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By keeping an open mind and accepting that someone believes in something different than me

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That it is important while having political conversations to give eachother empathy and keeping an open mind

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We owe it to each other to listen with respect and have an open mind when we talk to each other besides political views

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People focus more on the morals of their own political party when trying to persuade the other political party that has different moral values

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Polarization tends to cause people to view the opposing side as stubborn and obtuse. However, engaging in conversations while appealing to the moral compass of the other side is the main way to lessen our divide. Keeping your own personal opinion is important, however, being able to present this opinion in a way that allows for healthy conversation and consideration of and from the other side is necessary.

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To be more persuasive in a political conversation, you can use the moral reformation concept. Appeal to the other parties beliefs. You can talk bout equality and fairness to a liberal, but it doesn't have the same effect on conservatives because their moral foundation is different.

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We owe our fellow citizens the same respect we expect the, to give us. It brings us back to the golden rules of elementary school: treat others how you want to be treated. If you want to be respected and listened to in a conversation, then you know dang well you should be giving that same respect and attention to others.

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We can bridge the divide by understanding that other political parties moral values. also understanding that one another may never completely agree on a certain topic

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You can use this talk to apply respecting a persons political view, someone shouldn't be shamed of a belief.

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When trying to persuade understand that you may have different beliefs on a moral level that the other person

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I think the most important way we can apply this to the classroom is by walking in with an open mind. We aren't ever going to ask one another to abandon our beliefs, but we can ask that we hear each other out. We don't want to encourage echo chambers. There are plenty of ways we can respectful disagree with someone, and it's okay to use them. Especially in a political class.

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I can use this talk to understand that conversations are possible with the differing political view it's just you who has to be open minding and respectful of their view.

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they will make arguments appealing to their own political side.

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To respect each other even though our political beliefs differ

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they can be more effective by appealing to the other sides values

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we owe them respect and the opportunity to voice their opinion.

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By trying to understand were they are coming from and why they feel the way that they do.

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appeal to all sides and be respectful of other opinions.

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One key takeaway from this video is that all of us are capable of being the villain. It's incredibly difficult to void emotion and deep-rooted morals from our arguments, and in a lot of cases, we don't have to. We can still safely have our opinion, so long as we pay attention and value empathy and respect.

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it is necessary to be able to have a respectful and polite discourse to have less tension between political parties.

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We can hear others out and keep an open mind on their beliefs so we can better understand the opposite parties viewpoints

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People argue and end up only thinking about their own point of view

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Using the other sides morals while sticking to your own beliefs

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We owe them an open mind and we owe them to listen to their points fully before talking over one another and trying to understand their points

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I will keep an open mind and ask questions to further my understanding of my classmates view that I may not agree with

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There’s a big political divide in our country and we all need to listen more and keep our minds open to other beliefs and views that may not be ours and realize just because someone has an opposite view from yours doesn’t mean it’s wrong