Once a social movement is observed successfully making its rights claim, other previously silent groups are aroused in what has been called a contagion effect.

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The contagion effect refers to the phenomenon where the success of one social movement in achieving its goals inspires other groups, who may have been previously passive or silent, to mobilize and assert their own rights, leading to a spread of social movements.

Once a Social Movement Is Observed Successfully Making Its Rights