A social psychological effect known as “Lucifer Effect” is a celebration of the minds to make human kind either a hero or evil (Zimbardo, 2008). Lucifer means light can be refer to as good people; however, later on without the usage of drugs lucifer became the evil and the evil become the good (Zimbardo, 2008). Furthermore, lucifer facts involve the idea of human transformation within these three factor: dispositional, situational and systematic (Zimbardo, 2008). Dispositional is the emotional or mentality inside of the individual 's (Zimbardo, 2008). Situational a problem that is known externally (Zimbardo, 2008). Systematic a broad influences either by political, economic or legal power (Zimbardo, 2008). “Milgrim is quantifying evil as the willingness of people blindly obeying authority to go all the way through 450 Volts and it’s like a dial on humans nature, a dial in a sense that an individual can make almost everybody obedient down to majority to no” (Zimbardo, 2008). For example, in an experiments, there were people of age 20 to 50. In this experiment, individuals who answer the question given to
A social psychological effect known as “Lucifer Effect” is a celebration of the minds to make human kind either a hero or evil (Zimbardo, 2008). Lucifer means light can be refer to as good people; however, later on without the usage of drugs lucifer became the evil and the evil become the good (Zimbardo, 2008). Furthermore, lucifer facts involve the idea of human transformation within these three factor: dispositional, situational and systematic (Zimbardo, 2008). Dispositional is the emotional or mentality inside of the individual 's (Zimbardo, 2008). Situational a problem that is known externally (Zimbardo, 2008). Systematic a broad influences either by political, economic or legal power (Zimbardo, 2008). “Milgrim is quantifying evil as the willingness of people blindly obeying authority to go all the way through 450 Volts and it’s like a dial on humans nature, a dial in a sense that an individual can make almost everybody obedient down to majority to no” (Zimbardo, 2008). For example, in an experiments, there were people of age 20 to 50. In this experiment, individuals who answer the question given to