Instead, a paper by Richardson entitled " Generalized Foreign Politics : A Story in Group Psychology " was published in " The British Journal of Psychology Monograph Supplements " in 1939, but did not mention " Syldavia " or " Borduria ".
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The play demonstrates Tendulkar's deep study of group psychology, and it brought him a Jawaharlal Nehru Fellowship ( 1974 75 ) for a project titled, " An Enquiry into the Pattern of Growing Violence in Society and Its Relevance to Contemporary Theatre ".
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Malick's visual / aural mosaic leaves us _ as Jones'novel did _ feeling that man is trapped in an endless cycle of ritual insanity that is so ingrained in his genes and group psychology that it will require some profound evolutionary change to escape it.
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During World War I he headed a hospital for psychiatric casualties of war in Posen; self-taught in psychoanalysis, he introduced the use of psychodynamic categories there . who would build explicitly on his work in " Group Psychology and the Analysis of the Ego " ( 1921 ).
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Libido, according to Freud s 1921 work on " Group Psychology and the Analysis of the Ego " ( S . E ., 18 : 90 ), is an expression taken from the theory of the emotions . Emotion is the cause of neurotic disorder.
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Moreover, she views the behavior itself, which she terms workplace aggression, as grounded in group psychology, rather than individual psychosis-- even when the mobbing is initiated due to a leader's personal psychosis, the dynamics of group aggression will transform the leader's bullying into group mobbing-- two vastly distinct psychological and social phenomena.
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Sigmund Freud, discussing the dissolution of military groups in " Group Psychology and the Analysis of the Ego " ( 1921 ), notes the panic that results from the loss of the leader : " The group vanishes in dust, like a Prince Rupert's drop when its tail is broken off ."
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Until this time, and even after the Franco-Prussian War, military science continued to be divided between the formal thinking of officers brought up in the " shadow " of Napoleonic Wars and younger officers like Ardant du Picq who tended to view fighting performance as rooted in the individual's and group psychology and suggested detailed analysis of this.
