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Excerpt from Personality and Conduct
The primary object of social regulation is to protect the individual members of society from the invasive acts of each other. The need for this regulation is accentuated by the conicting elements in human nature which require some adjustment. In other words, the individual must be protected in a measure from himself as well as from others.
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