Field Theory in Social Sciences

The book of Kurt Levin, a famous German and American psychologist, one of the founders of modern social psychology, is devoted to the development of problems of field theory. According to this theory, a person lives and develops in the psychological field of objects surrounding him, each of which has his own valency, that is, with a charge that can cause a person to voltage, requiring discharge. Levin called this behavior "field" and contrasted him with "strong -willed", caused by internal needs and motives.
many issues that he solves in the framework of this work have become fundamental to psychologists: the level of claims, group dynamics in the social sciences, social perception, field theory, target structure, target levels of the individual, etc.
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