Sherif's (1936) research on how norms emerge from interaction and are internalised to influence behaviour draws directly from:
A) Freud's psychoanalytic theories of the self.
B) the idea that there is an individual self that is grounded in group life.
C) 16th century industrialisation.
D) the idea that there is a collective self that is grounded in group life.
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