"Group Psychology" as a category for books encompasses the study and exploration of how individuals behave, think, and feel when they are part of a group. This genre delves into the dynamics of group interactions, including the formation of group identities, the influence of group norms and roles, and the psychological mechanisms behind phenomena such as conformity, leadership, group decision-making, and collective behavior. Books in this category often draw on theories and research from social psychology, sociology, and organizational behavior to provide insights into how groups function in various contexts, from small teams and families to large organizations and societies. They may also address the impact of group processes on individual behavior and mental health, offering practical applications for improving group performance, cohesion, and conflict resolution.

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