The in-group/out-group divide. Source: TherapyEverywhere/Open AI Human beings need to belong. From our earliest cave-dwelling ancestors, membership in a clan or tribe was a requirement for survival.

Often, police rely on historical information regarding hiding patterns – such as offenders hiding remains in bushland, or in ...

Most significant human achievement comes from working together in groups. For leaders to get things done, in today’s individualistic and non-deferential age, understanding group dynamics has become ...

In-group/out-group dynamics contribute to social fragmentation and discrimination. Political polarization, for example, is often driven by strong alignment within groups and the belief that those who ...