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Groups, Group Dynamics, Intergroup Dynamics . 1. Introduction. Individuals are always in interaction with other individuals outside, as well as in the group and with the group itself. This is why the social sciences emphasize the importance of group dynamics. In this study, group dynamics were reviewed within the scope of the most
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