Kurt Lewin, the founder of modern social psychology, argued that the effects of psychological forces can be understood in the same way that ________ forces are understood.

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Kurt Lewin believed that psychological forces can be understood in the same way as physical forces, in which they can be measured, categorized and analyzed. This viewpoint emphasizes that behavior is not solely determined by personality traits or internal characteristics, but also by situational factors in the external environment.

Kurt Lewin, the Founder of Modern Social Psychology, Argued That