Intergroup Relations and Crowd Behaviour
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What is one of the three characteristics of crowd behavior identified by Le Bon?

  • Anonymity (correct)
  • Leadership
  • Cooperation
  • Competition

Which factor does NOT influence behavior in crowds?

  • Social status (correct)
  • Presence of opposition
  • Environmental cues
  • Perception of injustice

What does suggestibility in the context of crowd behavior refer to?

  • The tendency to imitate others' behaviors (correct)
  • The inclination to stay independent
  • The ability to influence others
  • The readiness to create new ideas

Which of the following factors focuses on the emotional response in crowd behavior?

<p>Perception of injustice (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does anonymity affect individuals in a crowd?

<p>Reduces feelings of responsibility (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What impact does the presence of opposition have on crowd behavior?

<p>It can lead to greater cohesiveness within the crowd. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which factor plays a role in how people perceive and react to others in a crowd?

<p>Perception of injustice (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which characteristic of crowd behavior refers to the tendency of individuals to mirror the actions of others?

<p>Suggestibility (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does anonymity affect individual responsibility in a crowd setting?

<p>It diminishes feelings of individual accountability. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What role do environmental cues play in crowd behavior?

<p>They can shape emotions and reactions within the crowd. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Intergroup relations

The way people in different groups think, feel, and behave towards each other.

Motivations and goals

Individual desires and intentions that drive behavior in a crowd.

Presence of opposition

The existence of opposing groups or individuals within a crowd, affecting behavior.

Environmental cues

Signals from the surrounding environment that influence crowd behavior.

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Anonymity

A feeling of reduced personal responsibility in a crowd.

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Crowd behavior: Opposition

The presence of opposing groups or individuals within a crowd can influence behaviors

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Crowd behavior: Environmental cues

Signals from the surrounding environment (e.g., music, lights, smells) can influence crowd behavior

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Crowd behavior: Suggestibility

Tendency for individuals within a crowd to adopt the behaviors of others

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Crowd behavior: Contagion

Emotions and behaviors spread quickly and intensely within a crowd, like a wave

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Study Notes

Intergroup Relations

  • Intergroup relations describe how members of different groups perceive, think about, feel about, and interact with each other.

Crowd Behaviour Influences

  • Motivation and goals: Our desires and intentions influence how we act within a crowd.
  • Opposition: The presence of opposing viewpoints or individuals can affect our actions in a crowd.
  • Environmental cues: The physical surroundings and atmosphere shape our behaviors in a crowd.
  • Perception of injustice: Our belief that we are being treated unfairly affects how we act within a crowd.

Le Bon's Characteristics of Crowd Behaviour

  • Anonymity: Feeling less personally responsible within a crowd, leading to reduced individual accountability.
  • Suggestibility: Tendency to mimic or copy the behaviors of others in a crowd.
  • Contagion: A spread of emotion or behavior within the group.

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This quiz explores the dynamics of intergroup relations and the influences of crowd behavior. It covers topics such as motivation, environmental cues, and key characteristics of crowd behavior as outlined by Le Bon. Test your understanding of how group interactions shape individual actions.

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