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Gives an overview of the intellectual context of crowd psychology; examines the social-psychological frameworks applied first by the French and Italian and then by the British crowd theorists to the study of collective behavior; summarizes their biologically derived views of innate human inequality; analyzes crowd psychology as an illiberal psychology of mass politics and elitist psychology of leadership and social control. Makes a valuable contribution to the intellectual history of the behavioral sciences. Other Psychology Books 2019 – Abnormal Psychology: Reconnoitering Anomalies in Human Behavior 2002 – Perfectionism, Mood States, and Disordered Eating in Female Athletes and Performers 1989 – Spirit-Centered Wholeness Beyond the Psychology of Self
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