…robbery..." That tends to support the claim that these are "bad people" in the ordinary sense of the term. It is pretty well documented that almost no one thinks they are a bad person: http://www.amazon.com/Evil-Inside-Human-Violence-Cruelty/dp/... (I cannot recommend this book enough if you're interested in understanding evil.)
美国心理学家 Roy Baumeister 有一本讲恶的书非常好：http://www.amazon.com/Evil-Inside-Human-Violence-Cruelty/dp/…… 我的书评在这里：http://www.tjradcliffe.com/?p=1605 简版：Baumeister 关注的是数据，不是虚构的情景，……
The American psychologist Roy Baumeister has a very good book on evil: http://www.amazon.com/Evil-Inside-Human-Violence-Cruelty/dp/... My review of it can be found here: http://www.tjradcliffe.com/?p=1605 Short version: Baumesiter focuses on data, not imaginary scenarios,…
This is a nice overview of Baumeister's development as a scientist. I've read a couple of his books, and really recommend "Evil": http://www.amazon.com/Evil-Inside-Human-Violence-Cruelty/dp/... It's interesting to learn a bit about where he came from. [Edit: irrelevant argument removed]
……1996 年，当时在克利夫兰 Case Western Reserve University 任教的 Baumeister 与人合写了一篇文献综述，结论是：导致攻击行为的其实是“受威胁的自我中心”。他认为，恶往往伴随着高自尊。“危险的人，从操场上的恶霸到好战的独裁者，大多是那些对自己评价极高的人，”……
…1996 Baumeister, now teaching at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, co-authored a review of the literature that concluded that it was, in fact, 'threatened egotism' that lead to aggression. Evil, he suggested, was often accompanied by high self-esteem. 'Dangerous people, from playground bullies to warmongering dictators, consist mostly of those who have highly favorable views of themselves,'…
……抢劫……”这多少支持了那种说法：按通常意义讲，这些人就是“坏人”。有相当充分的记录表明，几乎没人觉得自己是坏人：http://www.amazon.com/Evil-Inside-Human-Violence-Cruelty/dp/…… （如果你想理解恶，这本书我强烈推荐。）
…robbery..." That tends to support the claim that these are "bad people" in the ordinary sense of the term. It is pretty well documented that almost no one thinks they are a bad person: http://www.amazon.com/Evil-Inside-Human-Violence-Cruelty/dp/... (I cannot recommend this book enough if you're interested in understanding evil.)
美国心理学家 Roy Baumeister 有一本讲恶的书非常好：http://www.amazon.com/Evil-Inside-Human-Violence-Cruelty/dp/…… 我的书评在这里：http://www.tjradcliffe.com/?p=1605 简版：Baumeister 关注的是数据，不是虚构的情景，……
The American psychologist Roy Baumeister has a very good book on evil: http://www.amazon.com/Evil-Inside-Human-Violence-Cruelty/dp/... My review of it can be found here: http://www.tjradcliffe.com/?p=1605 Short version: Baumesiter focuses on data, not imaginary scenarios,…
这是对 Baumeister 作为科学家成长历程的一个不错的概述。我读过他几本书，真心推荐《Evil》：http://www.amazon.com/Evil-Inside-Human-Violence-Cruelty/dp/…… 了解一下他的出身挺有意思的。[编辑：删去了无关的争论]
This is a nice overview of Baumeister's development as a scientist. I've read a couple of his books, and really recommend "Evil": http://www.amazon.com/Evil-Inside-Human-Violence-Cruelty/dp/... It's interesting to learn a bit about where he came from. [Edit: irrelevant argument removed]
……1996 年，当时在克利夫兰 Case Western Reserve University 任教的 Baumeister 与人合写了一篇文献综述，结论是：导致攻击行为的其实是“受威胁的自我中心”。他认为，恶往往伴随着高自尊。“危险的人，从操场上的恶霸到好战的独裁者，大多是那些对自己评价极高的人，”……
…1996 Baumeister, now teaching at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, co-authored a review of the literature that concluded that it was, in fact, 'threatened egotism' that lead to aggression. Evil, he suggested, was often accompanied by high self-esteem. 'Dangerous people, from playground bullies to warmongering dictators, consist mostly of those who have highly favorable views of themselves,'…