The Process: How the Abuse of Power, Social Status and Stress Affect Behavior

De: David Jaffee

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Richie is an investment banker and nightclub promoter who meets his wife, Lola (a model), at a posh nightclub in Manhattan. Richie is used to having high social status, wealth and power, however when a false police report is made, Richie's life begins to unravel. "The Process" provides riveting, and realistic, insight into the psychological tolls of conforming to social expectations and tells a story of how even a privileged and successful individual can be broken when exposed to hatred and stress.

Good story but bais as he'll ending

I liked the way the story was conveying how people have a decent to madness so to speak, but what I don't like is the end wheinfthe author infers that all minorities have it harder than white people, this is clearly not the case your skin color doesn't make you any worse off in America today I cannot speak for other countries but in the USA it just isn't the case,

then it ends everything off with women are more empathetic and are less violent on avaverage therefore if all positions of power were held by women there would be significantly less crime and wrong doings as are in this story, this is just complete bullshit the gender of an individual in power doesn't change anything women are human too they so they aren't some kind of angels that can do no wrong and I would argue that this view in the book is inherently a sexist view because it put women on a pedestal and acts as though they are superior rather than viewing them as they trytruly are.

Misrepresentation

Only 4 minutes spent at the end summarizing vague lessons learned. Sorry not helpful to me but maybe to others.