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@jorgebscomm for @empowervmedia [Image: Unsplash ] T wo disciplines study the relationship between the individual and the social world. They share overlapping territory, use some of the same concepts, and are frequently confused with one another. But they ask fundamentally different questions, come from different intellectual traditions, and produce different kinds of knowledge. Social psychology and psycho-sociology are not interchangeable terms. Understanding the distinction matters for anyone trying to think carefully about human behaviour and about which tools are most useful for which problems. "Social psychology asks how society gets inside the individual. Psycho-sociology asks how the individual gets inside society." Social psychology: the individual in social context Social psychology is a discipline rooted primarily in psychology (though it draws on sociology) and its foundational question is: how do social situations, other people, and group membership...