How is the internet affecting collective behavior?

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The internet affects collective behavior, for it spreads ideas and opinions rapidly, and can be viewed by many people. The internet is a strong tool that can be used to change people's perspectives, and can make people do what they previously would not think of doing (for example, dabs, etc).

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Tatiana [17]3 years ago

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Everyone is starting to follow trends and fads they find online. News spreads a lot faster.

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