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A crowd is a relatively large number of people who are generally in the same vicinity as one another, verse a mass that is a number of people who share a specific idea or issue but are not in each others immediate vicinity.
(i.e. a riot and a rumour; a riot; people are in the same vicinity, where as a rumour; people are thousands of km apart)

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Mob is a crowd that is easily persuaded to take aggressive or violent action in order to gain attention or solve their problem. Mobs are dangerous because they often lead to behavior that an individual would not normally engage in and cause a lot of damage to physical property and others.

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Definition: rumours about the personal lives of individuals.
Ex- Mrs. Smith wants to get a divorce.

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is a form of dispersed collective behaviour that occurs when a large number of people react with strong emotions and self destructive behaviour to a real or perceived threat.
Example: Election

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Panic is a overwhelming urge of fear or anxiety often resulting in wildly unthinkable behaviour.

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A wild or turbulent disturbance created by a large number of people.

Ex. The Ferguson unrest, 2011 Vancouver Stanley cup riots

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a collection of people who gather to protest a political, social, cultural, or economic issue.
Example: Anti-Trump protests on the streets of Washington DC.

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collective behaviour that takes place when people ( who often are geographically separated from one another) respond to the same event in the same way.
example: rumours, gossip, mass hysteria, public opinion, fashion and fads.

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are collectivities so intensely focused on a specific purpose or object that they may erupt onto violent or destructive behavior
ex. mobs, riots and panics

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Definition: unsubstantiated reports on an issue or subject.
Ex-  Algonquin college is getting rid of the practical nursing program.

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Definition: Crowds made up of people who come together for a specific scheduled event and share a common focus
Example:  getting together for a book club or attending a sporting event

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Relatively large gatherings of people who happen to be in the same place at the same time. If they do interact at all it is often brief. (Example: a gathering of people who are all crossing the street)

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A fad is a temporary but widely copied activity enthusiastically followed by large numbers of people.
Ex - Star Wars.
Fashion may be defined as a currently valued style of behaviour, thinking, or appearance.
Ex - Leggings & tall boots

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provide opportunities for the expression of some strong emotion (such as joy, excitement or grief)

ex. non rioting crowds at a sporting event or worshipers at a religious service

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Definition - is voluntary, often spontaneous activity that is engaged in by a large number of people and typically violates dominant group norms and values
Ex - students in a classroom