<u>Answer:</u>
The line that best describes the central idea of the passage is - Social conditions, rather than innate morality (good and evil), can be the dominant influential force in our actions.
Thus, the correct answer to the question is Option B.
<u>Explanation:</u>
What can make good people do bad things? The excerpt from Melissa Dittmann’s article printed in October 2004 proves this particular statement. It talks about Philip G. Zimbardo, Former APA President’s research that explains how the right dosage of some social situations can transform good, ordinary people into evildoers.
Also, a psychology professor at Stanford University, he presented examples of various experiments by eminent people which proved the point that a change in social situations can force a person to turn from good to bad .
So they could get married asap instead of juliet and romeo having the slightest chance to be wed
