Name: The Moral Licensing Effect: How doing good gives people permission to do harm (The Invisible Forces) (en Inglés)
SKU: 69008031
Price: 8726.00 CRC
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Author: Reinholt, Marcus
ISBN: 9798175188364

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The Moral Licensing Effect: How doing good gives people permission to do harm (The Invisible Forces) (en Inglés)

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Reinholt, Marcus

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242

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Tapa Blanda

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9798175188364

The Moral Licensing Effect: How doing good gives people permission to do harm (The Invisible Forces) (en Inglés)

Reinholt, Marcus (Autor) · Independently published · Tapa Blanda

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Why did some of the most trusted companies, charities, and institutions in modern history fail at the exact moment their good reputation should have protected them? The Moral Licensing Effect is the eighth book in The Invisible Forces series, a set of narrative nonfiction investigations into the hidden mechanisms that shape collective human behavior. This volume examines one of psychology's more unsettling discoveries: doing something good does not just make people feel virtuous. It can quietly give them permission to do something worse. A single act of kindness, honesty, or generosity, once demonstrated, changes what the mind believes it is allowed to do next. This book traces that mechanism from a college psychology laboratory to a rental car counter, from a shopper choosing between jeans and a vacuum cleaner to one of the largest accounting frauds in American history. It follows the same quiet pattern into a medieval institution that once sold forgiveness by the coin, into a humanitarian organization that failed the very people it existed to protect, and into entire industries built, deliberately, to manufacture the appearance of virtue for a fee. Written in the same evidence driven, deeply human voice as the rest of the series, this book does not ask you to distrust every good deed you encounter. It asks something harder: to notice the difference between a credential, earned cheaply and spent quietly, and genuine character, built the slow way, one unremarkable choice at a time. Readers drawn to narrative psychology and social science nonfiction will recognize the pattern the moment they see it named. They will have a much harder time not seeing it afterward, in their own decisions, their own donations, and their own most recent good deed.

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