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Crowd psychology

Crowd psychology (or mob psychology) is a subfield of social psychology which examines how the psychology of a group of people differs from the psychology of any one person within the group. The study of crowd psychology looks into the actions and thought processes of both the individual members of the crowd and of the crowd as a collective social…

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Crowd psychology → Aldine, Among, Amsterdam, Amsterdam University Press, An Alternative History, An Empirical Assessment, Bill, Borch, Brothers Publishers, Business, Cabinet Office, Cambridge University Press, Canetti, Challenger, Charles, Christian, Clark, Clegg, Co, Communication Studies

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group unityinstance offactors0.80text
and arousal can weaken personal controlsinstance offactors0.80text
being perceived as an attack on their right to protest - it can justify resistanceinstance ofoften through physical control or dispersal.When police action is seen by the crowd as illegitimate -0.80text
Crowd psychologyrelated to Further readingBorch0.60section
Crowd psychologyrelated to Further readingChristian0.60section
Crowd psychologyrelated to Further readingThe Politics0.60section
Crowd psychologyrelated to Further readingCrowds0.60section
Crowd psychologyrelated to Further readingAn Alternative History0.60section
Crowd psychologyrelated to Further readingSociology0.60section
Crowd psychologyrelated to Further readingCambridge University Press0.60section
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