The Lucifer Effect Book by Philip Zimbardo

✅ Genre - Psychology, Social Psychology, Non-Fiction.

✅ 819 pages

✅ summary -

"The Lucifer Effect" is a non-fiction book by renowned psychologist Philip Zimbardo, the creator of the Stanford Prison Experiment. In this book, Zimbardo explores the darker aspects of human behavior and delves into the psychology of evil. He uses his own research, including the infamous Stanford Prison Experiment, as well as real-world examples to examine how ordinary people can be influenced to commit acts of cruelty and violence in certain situations. Zimbardo also discusses the impact of situational and systemic factors on human behavior. This thought-provoking book provides valuable insights into the nature of evil and the potential for individuals to resist harmful social pressures.