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Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Apology Deep Dive (Chapter Three Intro: Bill Clinton Apology, part 2)

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.61.2K Ratings

🗓️ 20 October 2022

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

Dr Kirk Honda begins Chapter Three with a continuation of the analysis of Bill Clinton’s apology.

00:00 Apology Deep Dive (Chapter Three Intro: Bill Clinton Analysis, part 2)
00:23 Analysis of Bill Clinton's 2nd apology
17:09 Bill Clinton's (lack of) apology to Monica Lewinsky
22:53 Apologies and infidelity
29:49 Bill Clinton doubling down
33:54 Hillary Clinton's reaction
37:05 Monica Lewinsky's reaction

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Transcript

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0:00.0

Hey, deserve listeners.

0:00.9

This is chapter three of my deep dive on apologies

0:04.7

and forgiveness.

0:06.1

In this episode, I'm gonna dive deep into the research

0:09.4

on the factors that contribute to apologies being effective.

0:14.3

What should one consider when they're trying

0:16.5

to provide an effective apology?

0:19.0

But first, I wanna analyze an apology by Bill Clinton.

0:22.7

Last chapter, I analyzed his first apology,

0:26.8

and this is his follow-up apology.

0:29.6

First, I wanna say to all of you that,

0:33.8

as you might imagine, I have been on quite a journey

0:38.2

these last few weeks.

0:40.0

This is a follow-up apology to his first apology.

0:43.6

His first apology was done, I think,

0:45.7

in haste to get out ahead of the press

0:48.0

after his grand jury deposition.

0:50.0

I think he predicted that eventually it would get out,

0:52.6

so he was trying to get out ahead.

0:53.6

And it seemed as though maybe he hadn't really thought

0:55.8

about the apology before providing it the first time.

0:58.3

I did give him a D grade, not because he didn't flunk,

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