MOB PSYCHOLOGY

by David Nuttle

The known psychology of individuals in a mob is far different than the psychology of most individuals under normal circumstances. With riots by BLM, Antifa, and college students, it is a matter of national security to understand the psychology of individuals in a mob. Attitudes below are quite evident for mob participants:

a) Deindividuation.

b) Diffusion of responsibility.

c) Emotional contagion.

d) Shared identity.

e) Increased suggestibility.

f) Loss of self-awareness.

g) Anonymity.

h) Collective mind.

i) Shared responsibility.

j) Heightened emotional state.

k) Crowd blending.

l) Sense of empowerment.

There is only one known way to alter the psychology of individuals in a mob. The way to alter mob psychology is heavy policing action to force individuals in a mob to take immediate responsibility for their individual actions.

We have extreme elements of American society encouraging mob action. In addition, CCP (Chinese Communist Party) agents-of-influence are organizing mob action as part of social chaos operations to weaken the USG (U. S. Govt.).