The Crowd: Mob Psychology, Bystander Effect, and Why Good People Do Nothing Understanding Crowd Behavior, Authority, Conformity, and Social Contagion (THE HUMAN FACTOR SERIES Book 3)
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The Crowd: Mob Psychology, Bystander Effect, and Why Good People Do Nothing Understanding Crowd Behavior, Authority, Conformity, and Social Contagion (THE HUMAN FACTOR SERIES Book 3)

by The Pelican Atelier

Psychology Social Science behavioral science
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An exploration of crowd psychology, examining why individuals conform or remain passive in group situations and the effects of authority and social contagion.

About This Book

This book examines the dynamics of crowd behavior and the psychological mechanisms that influence individuals within groups.

It discusses concepts such as authority, conformity, and social contagion, providing insight into why good people sometimes do nothing.

The work is part of The Human Factor Series and aims to shed light on the factors shaping human actions in social contexts.

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