John Dewey: “They are subject to all kinds of social influences which determine…”

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They are subject to all kinds of social influences which determine what they can think of, plan and choose.

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John Dewey

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Dewey points out that individuals are influenced by various social factors that shape their thoughts and choices.

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John Dewey: “They are subject to all kinds of social influences which determine what they can think of, plan and choose.”