 (Halslam et al., 2012) Being in the group environment also taught Turner how power emerges from the cooperation of group members, which made him aware of the “extent to which attacks on group rationality and group decision making are coded rationales for dismantling the sole source of power available to the powerless.” (Halslam, 2012) Turner was not someone who fit in easily with his classmates and it could be from his difficulties fitting in and his experience at the printing factory that prompted the need to understand groups.Turner attended the Wilson School in Camberwell, where he won about 12 scholarships.He attended Sussex University and even though it took him 6 years (196-1971), he received his undergraduate degree.