Crowds and masses differ in that:
A) masses are not connected to one another
B) people in a crowd are in close proximity to one another
C) collective behavior cannot take place in masses
D) masses of people must always be in the same physical setting

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Crowds are defined as a large number of people in close proximity to one another, whereas masses are simply a large group of people who may not necessarily be physically together or connected to one another. Collective behavior can occur in both crowds and masses. There is no requirement that masses be in the same physical setting.

Crowds and Masses Differ in That