In Devil in the White City, Larson provides a bone chilling account of a psychopath (Dr. H. H. Holmes) who terrorized visitors to the Chicago World’s Fair. What allowed him to pass undetected was his cunning ability to appear charming, trustworthy, empathic, and consummately human.
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In our 2008 Business Horizons article, we define shaming sanctions as “. . . placing a convicted individual in the spotlight in the public and professional domain as a warning to others (Wurmser, 1981).” We further suggest that “. . . shame is considered a private emotional reaction associated with embarrassment, discomfort, fear, and anger.” …Read the Rest
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