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Tara Ceranic Salinas, Ph.D., and Ed Love Ph.D.

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Tara Ceranic Salinas, Ph.D., is a professor of business ethics and department chair of management at the Knauss School of Business at the University of San Diego. Ed Love, Ph.D., is a professor of marketing and department chair at Western Washington University.

Recent Posts
The Problem With Serendipity
Random events shape our lives, and we crave meaning in chaos. Being open to serendipity could be the secret to a life full of unexpected joys.
The Problem With Grief
How a conversation about R.E.M.'s "Everybody Hurts" led to musings about the unpredictability of grief.
The Problem With Guilt
Guilt can be a burden and a moral compass. Here's how this emotion impacts your life, why high achievers are particularly susceptible, and effective strategies to manage it.
The Problem With DEI
DEI helps create innovative, thriving workplaces and has tangible bottom-line benefits. It's also an ethical thing to do; just ask Ted Lasso.
The Problem With Purpose

Learn how to strike a balance between fulfilling work and financial well-being.

Learn how to strike a balance between fulfilling work and financial well-being.

The Problem With Altruism

Navigating the delicate balance between selflessness and self-interest. From the evolutionary roots of altruism to its modern-day manifestations.

Navigating the delicate balance between selflessness and self-interest. From the evolutionary roots of altruism to its modern-day manifestations.

The Problem With Integrity

Blind allegiance to consistency can hinder decision-making and reinforce biases. Discover how steadfastness and adaptability shape our moral compass.

Blind allegiance to consistency can hinder decision-making and reinforce biases. Discover how steadfastness and adaptability shape our moral compass.