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1. www.resilience.org › stories › 2021/06/02The Spatial Dimensions of Citizenship as an Antidote to Mob ...

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   Jun 2, 2021 · Citizenship must be understood as the exact opposite of mob mentality: if the latter indicates the lowest human drive towards centralization of authority in the hands of a certain section of society, then the former is the sweeping distribution of power among all and the establishment of a political architecture of radical equality.

2. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogThe Psychology of Mob Mentality

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   Jan 24, 2021 · Causes of Mob Mentality. ... As the lines between real and fake blur, Americans increasingly chase the idea of authenticity. The first step may be to consider self-knowledge, truthfulness, and ...

3. theconversation.com › the-psychology-of-riots-andThe psychology of riots – and why it’s never just mindless ...

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   Nov 15, 2019 · But behind the scenes, with closer rereading of riots, social psychology can help bust the myth of the irrational mob and begin to explain how the fictional city – as well as countless real ones ...

4. www.standardmedia.co.ke › health › health-scienceMob psychology: group thinking that can cause harm or do good

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   Property is destroyed, and innocent souls are killed. Mob psychology describes how humans blindly follow the crowd and take on different manners, follow trends and buy merchandise based on their ...

5. link.springer.com › article › 10Asking Some Hard Questions About Citizenship, Morality and ...

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   Jul 26, 2012 · This paper calls into questions some assumptions about citizenship which are more or less taken for granted in academic, political and social contexts. Such assumptions include: That there is a clearly defined conceptual link between citizenship and the identity of citizens. That conceptions of citizenship – and, therefore, of citizenship education – inevitably vary from one cultural ...

   • Author: Laurance Joseph 施樂哲 Splitter
   • Email: splitter@ied.edu.hk

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6. www.cambridge.org › core › books31 - Mob Violence: Cultural–Societal Sources, Instigators ...

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   Before examining mob violence, a number of terms need to be defined and differentiated: crowd, mob, riot, mob violence, group violence, and crowd behavior. According to a dictionary of psychology (Chaplin, 1985), a crowd is a collection of people who share a common interest and whose emotions may be easily aroused; a mob is a crowd acting under strong emotional conditions that often lead to ...

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   Is citizenship a mob mentality?

   • Citizenship must be understood as the exact opposite of mob mentality: if the latter indicates the lowest human drive towards centralization of authority in the hands of a certain section of society, then the former is the sweeping distribution of power among all and the establishment of a political architecture of radical equality.

   The Spatial Dimensions of Citizenship as an Antidote to Mob Rule

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   What is mob mentality?

   • Images of unruly crowds near the Bastille during the French Revolution came to mind. This crowd, with no more to lose, resorted to violence that had accumulated over generations of poverty. “Mob mentality,” as defined by Merriam-Webster Dictionary, is “a large and disorderly crowd of people, especially one bent on riotous or destructive action.”

   The Psychology of Mob Mentality

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   Can mob mentality still occur if a leader is famous?

   • However, mob mentality can still occur if the group thinks it has nothing else to lose, whether or not the leader is famous. The causes stated above may have played out in the invasion of our Capitol. I observed a group of mostly white people who felt that they were betrayed by their government, perhaps because of:

   The Psychology of Mob Mentality

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   What is a mob mentality according to Arendt?

   • If the second is an expression of genuine social life, then, according to Arendt, the former expresses the hate for society from which the mob feels excluded. The authoritarian tendency of mob mentality is enforced by a mixture of gullibility and cynicism, which has proven so effective for the rise of totalitarian movements.

   The Spatial Dimensions of Citizenship as an Antidote to Mob Rule

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   What is the authoritarian tendency of mob mentality?

   • The authoritarian tendency of mob mentality is enforced by a mixture of gullibility and cynicism, which has proven so effective for the rise of totalitarian movements. Arendt points at how

   The Spatial Dimensions of Citizenship as an Antidote to Mob Rule

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   Does a charismatic leader cause mob mentality?

   • I might also add that encouragement by a charismatic leader can exacerbate already heightened emotions for a cause, especially if it is a group that believes itself to have been forgotten by society. However, mob mentality can still occur if the group thinks it has nothing else to lose, whether or not the leader is famous.

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8. www.apa.org › news › podcastsCrowds, obedience, and the psychology of group behavior

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   Stephen Reicher, PhD, of St. Andrew’s University in Scotland, discusses why “mob mentality” is a myth; other misconceptions about crowd behavior; the role of leaders in groups and what can we learn from re-examining some classic psychology studies on obedience to authority; and what we’ve learned about leaders, followers, group identity, and collective behavior from the COVID-19 pandemic.