Collective behaviour always has a hierarchy of authority and established rules and procedures.

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Collective behaviour typically occurs in situations where there is a breakdown of established rules and authority, leading to spontaneous and often unpredictable actions by groups of people. While there may emerge some informal leaders or influencers, there is typically not a formal hierarchy of authority or established rules and procedures guiding the behaviour of the group.

Collective Behaviour Always Has a Hierarchy of Authority and Established