Why Good People Do Nothing When They Watch Cruelty Happen?
You ever notice how someone can watch a person get hurt right in front of them and feel completely fine about it?
Not monsters. Not psychopaths. Regular people. Churchgoers. Neighbors. People you know.
There is a psychological reason for that. And once you see it, you cannot unsee it.
In the 1980s, psychologist Albert Bandura at Stanford spent years studying one of the most disturbing questions in human psychology. How do ordinary people commit harm without feeling like bad people? How does someone watch a child get taken from their parent and go home and sleep fine?
What he found was that it…
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