The Idea of a Social Group Having a Mind

question 48

Multiple Choice

The idea of a social group having a mind

• A) was an old explanatory notion dealing with the origins of behavioural uniformity in groups that fell into disfavour in the twentieth century
• B) was thought to be a form of super-mentality which could enfold a group of people
• C) was derived from the nineteenth century work of the folk psychologists
• D) all of the above

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