Haz como si fueras.... y serás!

from Transmutare.Mx · host Manuel De La Cruz

Hablo sobre como el experimento de la Prisión de Stanford de 1971 a cargo del Dr. Zimbardo, arrojó luz sobre cómo podemos modificar nuestras creencias, conductas y valores simplemente actuando desde un nuevo paradigma.

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