Category:Social phenomena

A

• 2020s anti-LGBTQ movement in the United States (76 P)

B

• Behavioral addiction (3 C, 33 P)

C

• Cultural impact (7 C, 16 P)

F

• Fandom (13 C, 50 P)

M

• Marian apparitions (9 C, 112 P)
• Mass psychogenic illness (7 C, 34 P)
• Matthew effect (11 P)
• Moral panic (5 C, 66 P)

S

• Social impact (5 C, 29 P)

W

• War scare (71 P)

• Social phenomenon

*

• Preferential attachment
• Viral phenomenon

0–9

• 15 minutes of fame
• 2020s anti-LGBTQ movement in the United States

A

• Anti-fan
• Anti-transgender movement in the United Kingdom

B

• Beijing bikini
• Block party
• Blue–seven phenomenon
• Bystander effect

C

• Celebrity worship syndrome
• Chinese privilege
• Communal reinforcement
• Croydon Cat Killer

D

• Dawson casting
• Death Cafe
• Deviancy amplification spiral
• Do-gooder derogation
• Drag panic
• Drag Queen Story Hour

E

• Elite panic

F

• Fan loyalty
• Fandom culture in South Korea
• Floodgate effect
• Food photography on social media

G

• Gay panic defense
• Gen Z stare
• Gray ceiling

H

• Hawthorne effect
• Hierarchy of death
• Hikikomori

I

• Impact and popularity of K-pop

J

• John Henry effect
• Junk drawer

M

• Madonna wannabe
• Manchester Pusher
• Marian apparition
• Mariko Aoki phenomenon
• Mass psychogenic illness
• Media circus
• Menhera
• MeToo movement
• Millennial pause
• Missing sock
• Missing stair
• Missing white woman syndrome
• Moral panic
• My Way killings

N

• Nobel Prize effect
• North–South divide in the United Kingdom

O

• Outrage industrial complex
• Outrage porn

P

• Part-time job terrorism
• Propaganda through media
• Purity spiral

R

• Reflected appraisal
• Retirement syndrome
• Ripple effect

S

• Sasaeng fan
• Satanic panic
• Seattle Freeze
• Short man syndrome
• Barbara Snow (therapist)
• Social mania
• Social panic
• Survivor syndrome
• Sushi terrorism
• System justification theory (social psychology)

T

• Three degrees of influence
• Tocqueville effect
• Total institution

U

• UFO flap

V

• Voldemort effect

W

• Weinstein effect
• White defensiveness