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> In psychology there is a definite boundary between individual behavioral dynamics and population behavioral dynamics. I'm aware of my own behavior as an indi
by digging 3y ago
> In psychology there is a definite boundary between individual behavioral dynamics and population behavioral dynamics.
I'm aware of my own behavior as an individual being influenced by social context, is that not the kind of bleed over you might look for? Maybe you're referring to specific concepts I'm not actually even understanding.
- runarberg 3y agoYou still use theories from psychology to describe the interaction. This is precisely what social-psychology does (admittedly spectacularly often without replication). And a good social psychology theory is consistent with other fields of psychology, like cognitive, or—more often—behavioral psychology. You don’t use population statistics to predict how you as an individual will behave in a certain situation.