ABSTRACT
[…] Perhaps the easiest and most effective way to learn about group behaviour is to observe a group while a member of it. Groups are a common experience for all people, but few have ever taken time to watch what was going on, or even to wonder why people behave as they do. It is hard sometimes to go against the cultural conditioning of appearing not to be curious, but increases in the ability to observe are very rewarding for the group practitioner.
