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| She fixes on group psychology, especially fear: how particular fears--of disorderly society, of strangers, of witches, of papists, of bastardy, of foreigners--crystallized the image of the "usual suspects" and conjured in peoples' minds those horrible forms that shook them to the very core. Lewis Yablonsky, a sociologist specializing in group psychology at California State University, Northridge, who served in World War II, said the nation has never undergone such emotional stress than after Sept. [2] This object-relations-school selection of perverts for the first postwar support groups and, thus, for group-therapeutic assessments of group psychology coincides with the introduction of "acting out," that idiomatic phase or phrase of pop psychology or adolescence that is still with us. |
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