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Resolving Social Conflicts: And, Field Theory in Social Science

by Kurt Lewin

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Kurt Lewin is best known as the foremost proponent of field theory - the notion that individuals, and the groups that surround them, are not independent elements but interdependent. The social group, Lewin believed, is the primary shaper of a person's thoughts, feelings and behaviour. The concept is now so commonly held that it's hard to imagine that it was ever considered groundbreaking.… (more)
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Kurt Lewin is best known as the foremost proponent of field theory - the notion that individuals, and the groups that surround them, are not independent elements but interdependent. The social group, Lewin believed, is the primary shaper of a person's thoughts, feelings and behaviour. The concept is now so commonly held that it's hard to imagine that it was ever considered groundbreaking.

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