When Good People Do Bad Things -Trafton

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What type of evidence does Trafton primarily use to support her claims?

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Scientific research and studies.

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What is the primary focus of Trafton's article?

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The relationship between individual morals and group behavior.

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What personal experience does Mina Cikara share in the article?

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A negative experience related to wearing a Red Sox cap at Yankee Stadium.

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In what way does Trafton encourage readers to respond to the findings discussed in the article?

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By engaging in self-reflection regarding their own behaviors.

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How does Trafton describe the impact of group identity on individual behavior?

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It can lead to moral disengagement and harmful actions.

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Define moral disengagement.

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A psychological process where individuals justify harmful actions by distancing themselves from the consequences.

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What role does group dynamics play in individual behavior according to Trafton?

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Group dynamics can influence individuals to act against their personal morals.

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Explain the concept of group identity.

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Group identity refers to a person's sense of belonging to a particular group, which can affect their behavior and decisions.

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What is the significance of self-reflection in understanding group behavior?

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Self-reflection helps individuals recognize how group affiliations may influence their actions and morals.

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How can historical examples illustrate the relationship between group behavior and individual morals?

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Historical examples can show how individuals have acted differently in group settings compared to when they are alone.