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Crowds, Mobs, Riots, and Panics
Examine the social psychological dynamics of crowds, mobs, riots, mass hysteria, and panics during moments of collective excitement.
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Collective Behavior and Social Movements
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Differentiate spontaneous collective behavior from organized social movements and evaluate how group actions transform social norms and laws.
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