In his study of crowds, what conclusion did Clark McPhail reach?
A) Crowds are composed of irrational people driven by rage.
B) Crowds are cooperative and goal-directed in their behavior.
C) Members of a crowd are confused and have no goal.
D) Crowds are made up of members with ego-directed behavior.

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Clark McPhail concluded that crowds are cooperative and goal-directed in their behavior, with members working together towards a common objective. This challenges common perceptions that crowds are irrational and chaotic.

In His Study of Crowds, What Conclusion Did Clark McPhail