Different types of crowds tend to have in common these characteristics:
A) panic, mass hysteria, and fadism.
B) psychogenesis and fadism.
C) suggestibility, deindividualization, and invulnerability.
D) conduciveness, precipitation, and value-addedness.

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Crowds often exhibit suggestibility, where individuals are more likely to accept and follow ideas or actions; deindividualization, where personal identity and self-awareness are diminished; and a sense of invulnerability, where being part of a group makes individuals feel immune to consequences.

Different Types of Crowds Tend to Have in Common These