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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Most of what we call 'evil' isn't monstrous - it's ordinary people, ordinary pressure, and a few psychological switches flipping in a predictable order.The Psychology of Evil is an evidence-based guide to how cruelty, manipulation, and moral collapse actually happen - grounded in real research, not shock value. Drawing on landmark studies (Milgram's obedience experiments, Zimbardo's Stanford Prison Experiment, decades of work on psychopathy and the Dark Triad) and modern forensic and clinical psychology, this book traces harmful behavior back to its real sources: brain chemistry, personality, situational pressure, and the quiet cognitive tricks that let ordinary people live with what they've done.Inside, you'll learn: Why 'evil' is a moral label, not a diagnosis - and what actually predicts dangerous behavior.How narcissism, Machiavellianism, psychopathy, and everyday sadism differ, and why charm is often a warning sign, not reassurance.Why psychologically healthy people obey harmful orders, conform to cruel groups, and stay silent as bystanders.How gaslighting, coercive control, and love bombing work - explained from a victim-protection perspective, so you can recognize the pattern before it closes around you.What cult leaders, extremists, and manipulators actually exploit in ordinary human psychology.Whether any of this can be prevented - and what the research says really works.Each chapter includes 'Case in Point' and 'Did You Know ' features built from real research, plus a full glossary, a myth-vs-fact compendium, guided reflection exercises, and a curated reading list.This is not true crime. It's a clear-eyed, compassionate, and protective look at how ordinary minds are led toward harm - and how to recognize it in time.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - A perimeter set ten feet too small. An evidence bag sealed with the wrong material. A bite mark once treated as proof in court - now known to prove nothing at all.Crime Scene Protocols is a field archive of the forensic science standards that actually decide whether physical evidence holds up: from the century-old principle that started the discipline to the guidance still being written for smartphones and cloud storage today.Inside, you'll find: 32 protocol files covering scene management, evidence collection, DNA and pattern analysis, courtroom admissibility, and digital forensics - each one detailing who issues it, how it works, and its current legal status.Five in-depth 'Deep Dive' essays exploring the science and history behind the protocols, from Locard's Exchange Principle to the 2009 report that forced forensic science to reckon with its own evidence.Profile files on nine investigators and scientists - including Edmond Locard, Frances Glessner Lee, and Alphonse Bertillon - whose work still shapes how scenes are processed today.Statistical breakdowns, process-flow diagrams, a full glossary of forensic terminology, and a set of thematic threads connecting protocols across categories.Written as an accessible field reference rather than a dense academic text, this book is for true crime readers who want to understand the science behind the story, students exploring criminal justice and forensic science, writers researching procedure, and anyone curious how a discipline built on a single promise - 'every contact leaves a trace' - earned, and sometimes lost, the trust of the courtroom.This is an educational reference, not an operational manual: procedures vary by jurisdiction and change as the science advances.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Most of what we call "evil" isn't monstrous - it's ordinary people, ordinary pressure, and a few psychological switches flipping in a predictable order.The Psychology of Evil is an evidence-based guide to how cruelty, manipulation, and moral collapse actually happen - grounded in real research, not shock value. Drawing on landmark studies (Milgram's obedience experiments, Zimbardo's Stanford Prison Experiment, decades of work on psychopathy and the Dark Triad) and modern forensic and clinical psychology, this book traces harmful behavior back to its real sources: brain chemistry, personality, situational pressure, and the quiet cognitive tricks that let ordinary people live with what they've done.Inside, you'll learn: Why "evil" is a moral label, not a diagnosis - and what actually predicts dangerous behavior.How narcissism, Machiavellianism, psychopathy, and everyday sadism differ, and why charm is often a warning sign, not reassurance.Why psychologically healthy people obey harmful orders, conform to cruel groups, and stay silent as bystanders.How gaslighting, coercive control, and love bombing work - explained from a victim-protection perspective, so you can recognize the pattern before it closes around you.What cult leaders, extremists, and manipulators actually exploit in ordinary human psychology.Whether any of this can be prevented - and what the research says really works.Each chapter includes "Case in Point" and "Did You Know?" features built from real research, plus a full glossary, a myth-vs-fact compendium, guided reflection exercises, and a curated reading list.This is not true crime. It's a clear-eyed, compassionate, and protective look at how ordinary minds are led toward harm - and how to recognize it in time. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…