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Collective rule-breaking

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Jens Krause *
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Paweł Romańczuk
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Emiel Cracco
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William N. S. Arlidge
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Anne Nassauer
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Marcel Braß
DOI:10.1016/j.tics.2021.08.003delete
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Rules form an important part of our everyday lives. Here we explore the role of social influence in rule-breaking. In particular, we identify some of the cognitive mechanisms underlying rule-breaking and propose approaches for how they can be scaled up to the level of groups or crowds to better understand the emergence of collective rule-breaking. Social contagion plays an important role in such processes and different dynamics such as linear or rapid nonlinear spreading can have important consequences for interventions in rule-breaking. A closer integration of cognitive psychology, microsociology and mathematical modelling will be key to a deeper understanding of collective rule-breaking to turn this field of research into a predictive science.
Keywords:
DECISION-MAKING
SOCIAL-INFLUENCE
GROUP-SIZE
TIPPING POINTS
VIOLENCE
MODELS
BEHAVIOR
CONFORMITY
EMERGENCE
CONTAGION
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Trends in Cognitive Sciences cover
Trends in Cognitive Sciences
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Ghent University
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Free University of Berlin
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Leibniz Association
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Humboldt University of Berlin
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