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The Psychology of Crowds: How Ordinary People Can Become Harmful in a Group

Most of us like to believe that cruelty belongs to someone else. We imagine that history’s worst moments were created by unusually evil people with no conscience or compassion. It is comforting to think that there is a clear line separating ordinary people from those capable of causing harm. Psychology …

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The Costume of Power: What the Stanford Prison Experiment Teaches Us About Human Behavior

Have you ever wondered whether power changes people or simply reveals who they already are? Most of us like to believe that we would never abuse authority or treat another person unfairly simply because we were given a position of power. We imagine that kindness, empathy, and morality are permanent …

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