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ArticleDo groups think more efficiently than individuals?

George Watson1928

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Do groups think more efficiently than individuals?

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Year1928

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Published1928-10-01

VenueJournal of Abnormal & Social Psychology

ISSN-L0096-851X

Languageen

Citations92

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