632:, bandwagon effects may play out in interactions of demand and preference. The bandwagon effect arises when people's preference for a commodity increases as the number of people buying it increases. Consumers may choose their product based on others' preferences believing that it is the superior product. This selection choice can be a result of directly observing the purchase choice of others or by observing the scarcity of a product compared to its competition as a result of the choice previous consumers have made. This scenario can also be seen in restaurants where the number of customers in a restaurant can persuade potential diners to eat there based on the perception that the food must be better than the competition due to its popularity. This interaction potentially disturbs the normal results of the theory of
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Perceptions of popular support may affect the choice of activists about which parties or candidates to support by donations or voluntary work in campaigns. They may strategically funnel these resources to contenders perceived as well supported and thus electorally viable, thereby enabling them to run
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The bandwagon effect can also affect the way the masses dress and can be responsible for clothing trends. People tend to want to dress in a manner that suits the current trend and will be influenced by those who they see often â normally celebrities. Such publicised figures will normally act as the
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Decisions made by medical professionals can also be influenced by the bandwagon effect. Particularly, the widespread use and support of now-disproven medical procedures throughout history can be attributed to their popularity at the time. Layton F. Rikkers (2002),
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or deriving information from others. Much of the influence of the bandwagon effect comes from the desire to 'fit in' with peers; by making similar selections as other people, this is seen as a way to gain access to a particular social group. An example of this is
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on news readers' judgments than quantitative clues. Additionally, Study 2 confirmed the results of Study 1 and showed that people's attitudes are influenced by apparent public opinion, offering concrete proof of the influence that digital bandwagons.
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catalyst for the style of the current period. Once a small group of consumers attempt to emulate a particular celebrity's dress choice more people tend to copy the style due to the pressure or want to fit in and be liked by their peers.
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1044:. Baylor University Press. p. 56.
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606:distorted and causes massive shifts in
578:keeps on rising. This occurs when many
527:from the decisions of others, as in an
512:The bandwagon effect can take place in
100:
62:
48:
1390:International Political Science Review
4104:Psychological effects of Internet use
1304:
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1300:
1298:
1244:
1242:
1240:
1238:
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1234:
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410:The bandwagon effect works through a
7:
3242:Right-wing authoritarian personality
2003:Journal of Applied Social Psychology
1780:Perspectives in Biology and Medicine
1207:
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4079:Digital media use and mental health
1688:Journal of Gastrointestinal Surgery
653:, calls these prevailing practices
2015:10.1111/j.1559-1816.1998.tb01363.x
1521:10.1111/j.1533-8525.1987.tb00308.x
1372:Organizational Influence Processes
1284:from the original on 12 March 2007
25:
4084:Effects of violence in mass media
3788:Smartphones and pedestrian safety
1423:Barnfield, Matthew (2020-11-01).
4057:2021 Facebook company files leak
3783:Mobile phones and driving safety
1861:from the original on 2022-01-23.
1337:from the original on 2019-11-15.
1172:Bloom, Linda (August 11, 2017).
751:
737:
457:
54:
4823:Party platforms (or manifestos)
4029:2020 U.S. presidential election
4024:2016 U.S. presidential election
1321:10.1002/9781118541555.wbiepc015
959:Oxford Dictionary of Psychology
927:10.1002/9781118541555.wbiepc015
651:University of WisconsinâMadison
439:Collective cognitive imperative
3237:Authoritarian leadership style
1652:Quarterly Journal of Economics
997:Journal of Consumer Psychology
913:Schmitt-Beck, RĂŒdiger (2015),
358:Informational social influence
1:
3600:Betteridge's law of headlines
3142:Social construction of gender
1700:10.1016/s1091-255x(02)00054-9
1605:McAllister & Studlar 1991
5465:Rally 'round the flag effect
5340:Fear, uncertainty, and doubt
4911:Rally 'round the flag effect
4114:Social aspects of television
4014:Social media use in politics
3664:Missing white woman syndrome
3137:Rally 'round the flag effect
2024:Journal of Consumer Research
1374:, edited by R. W. Allen and
1085:Journal of Political Economy
3625:Least objectionable program
3340:Asch conformity experiments
3057:Identification (psychology)
2607:DĂ©formation professionnelle
1470:Farjam, Mike (2020-06-14).
1153:Corporate Finance Institute
480:, discuss the issue on the
115:Cognitive dissonance theory
5577:
3960:Algorithmic radicalization
3355:Stanford prison experiment
3097:Normative social influence
2601:Basking in reflected glory
2058:Definition at Investopedia
1908:– via Sage Journals.
1509:The Sociological Quarterly
1402:10.1177/019251219301400204
1009:10.1016/j.jcps.2009.01.001
773:Basking in reflected glory
692:
617:
582:line up to buy a security
436:
354:' exemplifies this factor.
336:Normative social influence
302:Asch conformity experiment
292:Later, during the time of
29:
5208:
4252:Manipulation (psychology)
4074:Cultural impact of TikTok
3537:
3304:Normalization of deviance
3232:Authoritarian personality
2749:
2731:Cognitive bias mitigation
1748:10.1590/0102-311X00135316
1735:Cadernos de SaĂșde PĂșblica
1550:Zech, Charles E. (1975).
884:10.1007/s11127-013-0146-y
130:Social and cultural norms
4430:Criticism of advertising
4146:Violence and video games
4124:Social impact of YouTube
4004:Knowledge gap hypothesis
3927:Social-desirability bias
3825:Informationâaction ratio
3314:Preference falsification
2315:Illusion of transparency
1890:10.1177/1461444820965187
1441:10.1177/1478929919870691
1429:Political Studies Review
813:Social comparison theory
803:List of cognitive biases
240:reverse bandwagon effect
5270:Cartographic propaganda
5092:Promotional merchandise
4803:Character assassination
4740:Narcotizing dysfunction
4614:Photograph manipulation
4327:Guerrilla communication
4099:Mass shooting contagion
3552:Evolutionary psychology
2976:Tyranny of the majority
1965:The Journal of Politics
1926:The Journal of Politics
1878:New Media & Society
955:Colman, Andrew (2003).
34:. For the fallacy, see
5561:Revolution terminology
5455:Propaganda of the deed
5425:New generation warfare
5375:Historical negationism
5213:Accusation in a mirror
5075:Product demonstrations
4504:Historical negationism
4089:Fascination with death
3952:Political polarization
3880:Availability heuristic
3845:Television consumption
3279:Communal reinforcement
3032:False consensus effect
1622:dumaguetemetropost.com
783:Communal reinforcement
416:positive feedback loop
259:
120:Self-perception theory
49:Behavioural influences
5556:Propaganda techniques
5450:Psychological warfare
5415:Monumental propaganda
5365:Glittering generality
5345:Firehose of falsehood
5202:Propaganda techniques
5007:Reputation management
4926:Psychological warfare
4775:Political campaigning
4584:Firehose of falsehood
4052:Criticism of Facebook
3932:Social influence bias
3820:Information pollution
3810:Information explosion
3793:Texting while driving
3749:Low information voter
3647:Pink-slime journalism
3383:Anti-social behaviour
3378:Anti-authoritarianism
3117:Pluralistic ignorance
2964:National conservatism
2959:Left-wing nationalism
2942:Governmental pressure
2683:ArabâIsraeli conflict
2410:Social influence bias
2355:Out-group homogeneity
1792:10.1353/pbm.1979.0037
1489:10.1093/ijpor/edaa008
529:informational cascade
437:Further information:
397:pluralistic ignorance
279:presidential campaign
257:
36:Argumentum ad populum
5290:Demonizing the enemy
5042:Corporate propaganda
4069:Criticism of Netflix
3875:Availability cascade
3815:Information overload
3724:Attention management
3719:Attention inequality
3615:Human-interest story
3557:Behavioral modernity
3542:Cognitive psychology
3345:Breaching experiment
3132:Operant conditioning
3077:Mere exposure effect
2325:Mere-exposure effect
2255:Extrinsic incentives
2201:Selective perception
823:Dogpiling (Internet)
707:In social networking
478:improve this section
468:may not represent a
432:availability cascade
374:information cascades
306:public opinion polls
207:information cascades
5551:Political metaphors
5480:Shooting and crying
5310:Emotive conjugation
5285:Cult of personality
5235:Atrocity propaganda
5130:Media concentration
5002:Non-apology apology
4992:Cult of personality
4720:Emotive conjugation
4474:Burying of scholars
3982:Post-truth politics
3912:Mean world syndrome
3225:Individual pressure
3102:Passing (sociology)
3037:Fear of missing out
3002:Closure (sociology)
2916:Enemy of the people
2550:Social desirability
2445:von Restorff effect
2320:Mean world syndrome
2295:Hostile attribution
1647:Leibenstein, Harvey
828:Tall Poppy Syndrome
599:market participants
543:American economist
444:Real-world examples
380:Fear of missing out
308:on voter opinions.
242:(also known as the
44:Part of a series on
27:Societal phenomenon
5440:Oversimplification
5420:Moralistic fallacy
5113:Influence-for-hire
4906:National mythology
4876:Crowd manipulation
4765:Tabloid journalism
4634:Video manipulation
4579:Fictitious entries
4302:Civil disobedience
4188:Media manipulation
3800:Influence-for-hire
3778:Media multitasking
3773:Human multitasking
3691:Tabloid television
3642:Media manipulation
3393:Civil disobedience
3350:Milgram experiment
3289:Creeping normality
3191:Social integration
3127:Psychosocial issue
3067:Invented tradition
2921:Enemy of the state
2465:Statistical biases
2243:Curse of knowledge
1568:10.1007/BF01705954
1349:"Bandwagon Effect"
915:"Bandwagon Effect"
655:medical bandwagons
649:of surgery at the
647:professor emeritus
312:Causes and factors
260:
110:Attribution theory
5546:Economics effects
5513:
5512:
5405:Managing the news
5230:Appeal to emotion
5168:
5167:
4934:Airborne leaflets
4813:Election promises
4667:Product placement
4542:Alternative facts
4282:Alternative media
4154:
4153:
3977:Fake news website
3937:Spiral of silence
3890:Confirmation bias
3714:Attention economy
3696:Yellow journalism
3584:Social psychology
3493:
3492:
3373:Alternative media
3262:
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3201:Spiral of silence
3072:Memory conformity
3012:Consensus reality
2905:Persona non grata
2826:Damnatio memoriae
2768:
2767:
2405:Social comparison
2186:Choice-supportive
2009:(23): 2119â2130.
1741:(10): e00135316.
1051:978-1-60258-014-5
936:978-1-118-54155-5
833:Confirmation Bias
818:Positive feedback
745:Psychology portal
634:supply and demand
565:financial markets
559:Financial markets
510:
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352:spiral of silence
228:social psychology
216:political science
167:
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92:Social perception
16:(Redirected from
5568:
5536:Crowd psychology
5526:Cognitive biases
5505:White propaganda
5460:Public relations
5435:Overcomplication
5320:False accusation
5255:Black propaganda
5245:Beautiful people
5240:Bandwagon effect
5195:
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5160:Media proprietor
4984:Public relations
4964:Public diplomacy
4949:Information (IT)
4828:Name recognition
4453:Media regulation
4435:Annoyance factor
4292:Call-out culture
4207:Crowd psychology
4181:
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3999:Knowledge divide
3895:Crowd psychology
3885:Bandwagon effect
3657:Public relations
3574:Media psychology
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3418:Devil's advocate
3388:Auto-segregation
3284:Countersignaling
3211:Toxic positivity
3186:Social influence
3147:Social contagion
2992:Bandwagon effect
2949:Authoritarianism
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490:August 2013
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2159:Automation
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942:2021-04-25
850:References
793:Groupthink
722:In fashion
669:news media
618:See also:
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588:overvalued
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77:Compliance
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