Copycats and Contrarians: Why We Follow Others... and When We Don't

Copycats and Contrarians: Why We Follow Others... and When We Don't By Baddeley, Michelle Published by Yale University Press Publication Date: 2018-05-29 Subject: Business & Economics Consumer Behavior, Business & Economics Consumer Behavior - General, Business & Economics Negotiating, Psychology Applied Psychology, Psychology Social Psychology, Psychology Applied Psychology, Psychology Social Psychology, Science Life Sciences Evolution, Science Life Sciences - Evolution, Social, Group Or Collective Psychology, Psychology: Professional & General, Social, Group Or Collective Psychology, Psychology Social Psychology, Psychology, Social Psychology, Science Life Sciences Evolution, Science, Life Sciences, Evolution, Business & Economics Consumer Behavior, Business & Economics, Consumer Behavior, Psychology Applied Psychology, Applied Psychology, Social Influence, Social Pressure, Imitation, Anf: Psychology, Consumer Behavior, Life Sciences - Evolution, Social Psychology Subject Keywords: instinct; evolution; herd; social influence; behavioral economics; pack mentality; rational; irrational; cognitive psychology; online; media; trump; riots; arab spring; politics; trends; popularity; rebel; protest; fashion; boom; bust; neuroscience; behavioral; evolutionary biology; communities; crowd behavior; following the crowd; discrimination; prejudice; peer pressure; groupthink; self-interest; irrational behavior; primal behavior; nonconformity; sociology; psychology; economics Genre: Social, Group Or Collective Psychology, Psychology, Social Psychology, Science, Life Sciences, Evolution, Business & Economics, Consumer Behavior, Psychology, Applied Psychology, Social, Group Or Collective Psychology Target Audience: A Read for the Modern Generation