The First Social Psychologist

Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour 38 (4):489-493 (2008)
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Abstract

Because both the individual and the state call for simultaneous investigation in social psychology, one could argue that in some sense Serge Moscovici, with the publication of Psychoanalysis, put forward the first systematic large scale empirical study of cognitive representations in, as it happily proved, various blocs of French understandings of psychoanalysis, admitting, characteristically, doubts about the individual, bloc, and the state representations

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Justin Leiber
PhD: University of Chicago; Last affiliation: Florida State University

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