Conventional crowds

Definition

Conventional crowds are groups of people who come together for a specific event with a common focus, such as a concert or sports game, and their behavior is guided by established norms or rules. These gatherings are typically organized, planned, and occur within the expected boundaries of societal behavior.

Related terms

Collective Behavior:

Actions that are taken by a group of people who share an interest or concern, often spontaneous and outside societal norms.

Social Movements:

Organized efforts by large groups to promote or resist change through collective action outside established institutions.

Mass Behavior:

Behaviors adopted by a large group of people without necessarily being in direct contact with each other, influenced by common interests or concerns