How does hysteria hinder a community?

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Hysteria is a psychological term used to describe an overly expressed emotion or excitement of a certain group of people. Long ago, this was more known as disease related to women. Hysteria may hinder a community in a sense that it will create an emotional contagion to the whole community disallowing an individual to think at his own will.

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