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RadioProfile | psychology of corruption

Although you are not born corrupt, and it is a construction process crossed by different variables, from psychology you can outline a profile.

In general, the corrupt ignores his neighbor over and over again. Psychologically he is similar to a child, he lacks autonomous morality and his behaviors are linked to the satisfaction and benefit of his ego.

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