The Idea of a Social Group Having a Mind

question 29

Multiple Choice

The idea of a social group having a mind:

• A) originated in Murphy and Murphy's work summarising 1000 studies.
• B) originated when Lewin founded a research centre in 1945.
• C) was derived from Allport's published works in social psychology.
• D) was derived from the nineteenth century work of the folk psychologists.

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