Under stressful or dangerous conditions,people are more likely congregate than disperse,even when doing so serves no protective purpose.

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This phenomenon is known as the "bystander effect" or "herding behavior." People tend to follow the actions of others in uncertain or dangerous situations, even if those actions may not offer protection or safety. This can sometimes lead to dangerous situations where no one takes action to help or escape.

Under Stressful or Dangerous Conditions,people Are More Likely Congregate Than