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Collective behavior
is activity involving a large number of people, often spontaneous, and sometimes controversial.
Collectivity
is a large number of people whose minimal interaction occurs in the absence of well-defined and conventional norms.
Crowd
is a temporary gathering of people who share a common focus of attention and who influence one another.
Mob
is a highly emotional crowd that pursues a violent or destructive goal.
Riot
is a social eruption that is highly emotional, violent, and undirected.
Mass behavior
is collective behavior among people dispersed over a wide geographic area.
Rumor
is unsubstantiated information people spread informally, often by word of mouth.
Gossip
is a rumor about people's personal affairs.
Public opinion
is widespread attitudes about controversial issues.
Propaganda
is information presented with the intention of shaping public opinion.
Panic
is a form of localized collective behavior by which people react to a threat or other stimulus with irrational, frantic, and often self-destructive behavior.
Mass hysteria or moral panic
is a form of dispersed collective behavior by which people react to a real or imagined event with irrational and even frantic fear.
Fashion
is a social pattern favored by a large number of people.
Fads
are unconventional social patterns that people embrace briefly but enthusiastically.
Social movement
is an organized activity that encourages or discourages social change.
Relative deprivation
is a perceived disadvantage arising from some specific comparison.
Claims making
is the process of trying to convince the public and public officials of the importance of joining a social movement to address a particular issue.