Group psychology, again

Those “individuals” whose inner and outer life is predominated by their born social group, share emotions and thoughts in a group psychology.

As I have written before, it is perhaps more accurate to say that emotions and thoughts have them, than that (those “individuals” which constitute the) they have emotions and thoughts.

Passive, received being. Even adults as children.

This social factor is so pervasive that it is little recognized. One reason being that it is not very “complementary!”.