Apology Deep Dive (Chapter Five Intro: Taylor Swift Apology Analysis)

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

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🗓️ 24 October 2022

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Dr Kirk Honda begins Chapter Five with an analysis of Taylor Swift’s apology.

00:00 Apology Deep Dive (Chapter Five Intro: Taylor Swift Analysis)
00:24 Joe Jonas & Taylor Swift's apology

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0:00.0	Hey server listeners, this is chapter five in my deep dive on apologies and forgiveness in
0:04.8	this chapter. I'm going to do a mini deep dive on forgiveness. Forgiveness is something that's
0:10.2	really quite complicated. I'm going to go into the definition and the components. So let's get
0:15.6	into it. But first, let me analyze one of the videos that you sent to me. This is an apology
0:20.9	between Joe Jonas and Taylor Swift, apparently. So I'm going to analyze this apology and I'll give
0:27.0	a letter grade at the end. Let's watch. I've moved on. I'm sure Taylor's moved on and it feels
0:32.8	nice and we're all friends. It's all good. Okay, so I've started to refer to something as the
0:37.8	apology system, which refers to the entire system that involves an apology. You can't just look
0:43.7	at an apology and isolation and say, was it effective? Was it ineffective? You have to look at the
0:48.4	entire system. And so we're hearing a little bit from Joe Jonas. I think Taylor Swift apologized
0:53.6	to him. I'm guessing or did something to him. Maybe they had a relationship. I think they did
0:57.3	anyway. So for him, I think he is now saying we're friends now. I've moved on. We're good now.
1:04.6	That indicates that however the two of them managed to get there, whether an apology was elaborate
1:11.6	and wonderful and would fit all my criteria or not. Apparently, at least in this interview,
1:17.2	he's saying that they have moved on and it sounds like he has forgiven her or at least in spirit.
1:24.0	I've moved on. I'm sure Taylor's moved on and it feels nice and we're all friends. It's all good.
1:29.7	That's Joe Jonas on ITV's Lorraine speaking out about his relationship with Taylor Swift
1:35.9	after her recent appearance on the Ellen DeGeneres show. What is the most rebellious thing you did
1:42.0	as a teenager? Probably when I like put Joe Jonas on blast on your show. That was too much.
1:50.8	Okay, so we're hearing that she regrets Taylor Swift regrets insulting Joe Jonas somehow on her
1:58.8	show when Taylor Swift was younger. So, okay, so that's apparently the transgression. We're always
2:03.9	looking for what exactly is the transgression. What is the harm? We laugh about it now. That's good.
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