Obedience

Mobbing in the Workplace: Even the Good Go Bad

Janice Harper | Posted 01.23.2012

Janice Harper

Mobbing is widely understood in Europe as a form of collective aggression that profoundly impacts a targeted worker's health and productivity, but less known in the U.S. where "bullying" is a more common explanation for interpersonal workplace aggression.

The Relationship Between Corporations and God

Eric Maisel, Ph.D. | Posted 01.02.2012

Eric Maisel, Ph.D.

Why do impoverished working class members of the religious right love a corporate America that scorns them and exploits them? The following parable may help explain a state of affairs that is otherwise inexplicable.

From Rwanda to Libya: Who's Calling Whom a Cockroach Now?

Steven Hassan | Posted 05.25.2011

Steven Hassan

"Cockroaches" the very term used by radio hosts to dehumanize Tutsi in Rwanda on the cusp of the hundred-day slaughter in 1994. How could people turn on their friends and neighbors, and murder them?

A Reality (and Sanity) Check for Progressives- Speech to Petaluma Progressive Festival

Cynthia Boaz | Posted 05.25.2011

Cynthia Boaz

Transcript of my comments to the annual Progressive Festival in Petaluma, CA, September 26, 2010: First of all, thank you to the organizers of this e...

Obedience: The Lesson of Eichmann

Michael Kaplan | Posted 11.17.2011

Michael Kaplan

Most of us don't have the talents or knowledge to make much of a dent in this world; the tempting vice for the unexceptional majority is conformity.

Experts Say Dominance-Based Dog Training Techniques Made Popular by Television Shows Can Contribute to Dog Bites

Sophia Yin | Posted 11.17.2011

Sophia Yin

The study demonstrated that many confrontational training methods do little to correct improper behavior and can elicit aggressive responses.