If a person behaves virtuously, the act is repaid and vice versa. In Hinduism, evil occurs when a person does not fulfill his obligations. The assumption is that humans are inherently evil and must always repent through sacrifices in order for them to appear God (Adams, 1801). Hindus believe in the concept of ultimate reality and karma as the explanation and force behind the evil behavior of the population. Taoism offers the belief that evil and good are complementary in the universe because they are a manifestation of extreme opposites. The belief is that the Tao is always in constant balance between Yin and Yang. For example, in abstract beauty, ugliness is usually implied. Likewise, an individual who abstracts good, evil is also suggested. Therefore, neither evil nor good can exist without the other being implicated (Yamamoto, 1998). Evil and good often manifest themselves in the social environment because they exist to complement each other. In the student's social environment, utility maximization appears as an intrinsic fact