collective behaviour of people in a .pptx

its notes of ecnomic

1. Collective behaviour Defination: It is how people act when they come together in groups often in an unplanned ways .People in these groups share similar goals ,emotions or behaviour and their actions sometimes lead to significant changes in society .

2. Characteristics It arrises suddenly and unexpectedly , without a plan . Many form of collective behaviour are temporary and fade away as quickly as they emerged Group members may feel a strong sense of emotion such as excitement,fear or anger which can drive their actions Information ideas or rumer can spread quickly in a group influencing behaviour and actions

3. Types Of collective behaviour ehaviour Crowds: Group of people gathering together often in public spaces ,there are different types such as casual ,conventional,expressive and acting crowds Mobs: Groups that may act aggressively and focus on a specific target or goal , sometimes leading to violence Riots : More chaotic groups that may involve violence or destruction usually triggered by political or economical grievances

4. Social movements: Organized groups that work together to bring about change , either in society as a whole or in specific areas Fads and Crazes: these are temporary trends or behaviours that become popular quickly and then fade away just as fast

5. Rumors and Gossips: these are form of communication that spread quickly through groups and can influence people’s perceptions and actions

6. Crowd behaviour Defination: Crowd behaviour refer to the way people act when they gather in a groups , often in public places or at events

7. Types Of crowd behaviour Casual crowd : these are loosely structured group of people in a same place for different reasons,such as crowd at park or mall Conventional crowd: Gathering of people for a specific event or purpose , like a sports game or concert . Expressive crowds: Crowds that gather to express emotions such as at a parade , celebration or protest Acting crowds: Groups that gather with the intentions of taking action, often with a specific goal in mind such as political rally or demonstration