Social Psychology 11

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Collective Behaviour Logo by Daniil Alexandrov on Dribbble
It's the 11th week of Social Psychology! And today I received answers to the questions: "How does collective behaviour arise? Is social psychology universal?"
The lectures was informative and understandable. 
Here is my result of test:

 

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