Social-psychological phenomenon

Definition

Social-psychological phenomenon refers to a behavior or experience that occurs within a social context and is influenced by psychological factors. It can involve individual attitudes, group dynamics, or societal influences.

Related terms

Groupthink:

Groupthink is when members of a group prioritize harmony and conformity over critical thinking, resulting in flawed decision-making.

Obedience:

Obedience refers to following the commands or instructions given by an authority figure, often without questioning them.

Deindividuation:

Deindividuation occurs when individuals lose their sense of personal identity and responsibility while being part of a larger group, leading to decreased self-awareness and increased conformity.