Every day we hear about the violation of social norms: sexual harassment, corruption, abuse. We listen and keep quiet. Why do good people so often do nothing when seemingly small actions can make a big difference? Bullying, trolling, emotional and physical abuse - sometimes we don't even know how to resist it. It is tempting to blame evil people, so we remove responsibility from ourselves. But our inaction allows evil to flourish.Based on many experiments, pioneering social psychologist Katherine Sanderson explains why we don't always stand up for our own values and ideals, and shows how we can change that.< p>The Loud Silence of Good People is a deep practical guide to becoming a better and bolder version of yourself.The book's original layout has been preserved in PDF A4.