In Violence: Why People Do Bad Things, with Strategies to Reduce that Risk, Flannery explores the question of violence and whether or not it can be prevented. Through storytelling, Flannery brings the issue of violence to life, exploring its warning signs and effects based on his years of research on issues of violence, its victims and the physiological effects.
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In Violence: Why People Do Bad Things, with Strategies to Reduce that Risk, Flannery explores the question of violence and whether or not it can be prevented. Through storytelling, Flannery brings the issue of violence to life, exploring its warning signs and effects based on his years of research on issues of violence, its victims and the physiological effects.
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Fine. Book. 9h x 6w. A real nice 192 page first edition softcover. Shootings. Stabbings. Rapes. Acts of terror. These can't happen here. But they do. Are these truly random events? Can this violence ever be stopped? Can it be prevented? Can we at least reduce the risk? The information here highlights the significant findings in this research, over the past quarter-century, on the topics of psychological trauma, PTSD, and its victims. Authors message is that to a large extent the violence epidemic is a product of our failure to be appalled by it and our failure to do something about it every day.