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27 Psychological Reasons Why Good People Do Bad Things

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August 28, 2012

 
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27 Psychological Reasons Why Good People Do Bad Things 27 Psychological Reasons Why Good People Do Bad Things

The Galatea effect, free-rider problem, and more. 

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"Not only does it create discomfort, but it shatters trust and causes emotional pain."
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Don't go dancing with the wrong partner.
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