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Приложение
В качестве методических рекомендаций для углубленного изучения социально-психологических проблем взаимоотношений социальных групп можно предложить следующий тематический план изучения предмета:
Тема 1: "Тенденции развития социально-психологических знаний и методологические основания исследований взаимоотношений социальных групп."
Вопросы для обсуждения:
1. Основные линии развития социально-психологических знаний.
2. Принципы диалектичности, соотношения индивидуального и общественного, системности и развития как методологическая основа для изучения взаимоотношений социальных групп.
3. Основные методологические ошибки, встречающиеся на пути исследователя взаимоотношений социальных групп.
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