It is also often related to the psychology of collective phobias and mass hysteria. Groupthink is most commonly associated with business, politics, and policymaking. When a group forms a quick opinion that matches the group consensus rather than critically evaluating the information is a groupthink. Mass hysteria is related to the psychological phenomenon known as groupthink that may occur among people in a group. The cases of mass hysteria are apparent only through investigation retrospectively when testing or diagnosis revealed no underlying illness or cause. The problem is that mass hysteria is very difficult to identify as it is happening. This phenomenon leads people to suspect that the symptoms are due to a contagious illness or environmental toxins. People may begin exhibiting symptoms especially after spending time together in a single location. Mass motor hysteria more often involves symptoms like shaking and twitching, partial paralysis, unstoppable laughing or crying, trance-like states, and altered speech patterns. Mass anxiety hysteria generally involves physical symptoms like chest pain, dizziness, headaches, and fainting. There are commonly two types of mass hysteria, mass anxiety hysteria, and mass motor hysteria. They also often do not behave in that way on a regular basis, and may share an extreme fear of an exaggerated or nonexistent threat. They don’t have an underlying health condition that could prompt those symptoms.
People affected by mass hysteria typically believe something specific has triggered their symptoms. These symptoms appear to occur among specific social groups sharing common characteristics. Mass hysteria tends to be characterised by symptoms that begin and end suddenly, relatively benign symptoms such as dizziness, headaches, muscle twitches, headaches, or stomachache. This phenomenon of similar symptoms often affects groups of people in which group members tend to exhibit symptoms such as fainting, seizures, etc. Mass hysteria is also known as a conversion disorder, in which a person has physiological symptoms affecting the nervous system in the absence of a physical cause of illness, and is usually a reaction to psychological distress. However, mass hysteria outcomes are generally negative. Social contagion sometimes spreads positive emotions and behaviours. Such reports date back to the middle ages. Responding to Ukraine allegations against Russia over killings in Bucha, Lavrov said, “A question arises: What purpose does this blatantly untruthful provocation serve? We are led to believe it is to find a pretext to torpedo the ongoing negotiations," citing a video message which has been broadcasted on Russian television, TRT World reported.Recent reports of mass hysteria ranging from fainting of a staff at an operation threatre of a hospital and symptoms of seizures among school children have raised concern among the general public about the mass hysteria in Nepal.
However, Moscow has rejected the claim and calls the charges a "monstrous forgery," according to the RIA news agency. According to a statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, Lavrov said, “The propaganda machine of the West and Ukraine has focused exclusively on fueling hysteria over video taken, as we understand, by the military and security service of Ukraine in the city of Bucha, Kyiv Region.”įurther, officials from Ukraine and Western countries have claimed that there are shreds of evidence that the Putin-led administration has committed war crimes. Amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has accused the West of attempting to sabotage talks between Moscow and Kyiv by inciting "hysteria" over the civilian casualties in Bucha.
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