Mistakes Were Made, but Not By Me, by Carol Tavris and Elliot Aronson

In the book of Carol Tavris and Elliot Aronson, "Make a mistake (but not me)" Travis and Alonson feel that people need to protect themselves when making a mistake "Cognitive Impairment" According to the author, "engine of self-justification". In short, Tavris and Aronson effectively prove their arguments, have effective sentence styles, and their ideas reflect the wider world problem.

Carolturus is a social psychologist, the author of the classic 'feminine misunderstanding' of feminist and mistook for Elliott Alonson (but not me). She stated that it is ambiguous about rape (especially predatory men), unwelcome sex acts (one party agrees that libido does not want, but agrees to please the comforting partner). I was in trouble. So drunk, they hardly remember what happened - one of them regretted it later. She said, "Summoning all these sexual contacts with" rape "or" sexual assault "is not only about ways to tell what you want and what you do not want, but about the sexual behavior you want for young women It is not to teach learning methods. Sexual communication is really hard - you will not learn how to do it within a few weeks. "

Sexual assault on campus is a serious problem. However, efforts to protect women from violent violence have led to erroneous policies that violate the rights of male citizens.

Carol Tavris and Elliot Aronson write a book that many people find difficult to read. why? It is like observing a mirror in front of you. This book is about what most of us did, even if not all of them. No matter how wrong they are, we must prove our own behavior and speech. As Tavris and Aronson (2007) wrote in his book, ". - F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel" The Great Gatsby "is excited to summarize the spirit of" Jazz Age " Robert Browning's poem "My Last Duchess" reveals that the political, social and domestic power of Ferrara (Duke) is juxtaposed by Tom Buchanan and Ferrara characters . Even after decades, there is only a slight change in the behavior of men in patriarchal society.