Elliot Aronson explica: o poder da situação sobre o comportamento humano

🎥 Access https://icl.com.br/aulas and watch the complete ICL content. In this excerpt from the inaugural lecture given at ICL, social psychologist Elliot Aronson discusses the idea that we are all capable of change, both in relation to ourselves and the society in which we live. The video presents a fundamental reflection: people who do things considered "crazy" or who support authoritarian leaders are not necessarily bad, cruel, or irrational people. Aronson explains that human behavior is profoundly influenced by situations, living conditions, and the type of information to which we are exposed. This principle is summarized in what he calls "Aronson's First Law," which highlights the power of context over our actions. This reflection opens the way to thinking about individual and collective transformations, showing that understanding circumstances is essential to confronting authoritarianism and strengthening democracy. 🧑‍🏫 Professor Elliot Aronson - Social psychologist, researcher, and international reference in studies on human behavior, persuasion, and cognitive dissonance. 📚 ICL is an Institute of Education and Culture with over 400 courses available. Learn from leading thinkers and researchers from around the world. Become a member and gain access to all exclusive content. 👉 Watch the complete content at https://icl.com.br/aulas. 🌿 “Only knowledge liberates.” - José Martí.