+**Herd Behavior** describes the tendency for individuals within a group to act in unison, often without explicit coordination. This phenomenon, driven by [Social Influence](/wiki/social_influence) and the perceived safety of numbers, leads agents to mimic the actions of others. It reveals how individual choices can coalesce into larger [Collective Behavior](/wiki/collective_behavior).
+## See also
+- [Groupthink](/wiki/groupthink)
+- [Crowd Psychology](/wiki/crowd_psychology)
+- [Social Proof](/wiki/social_proof)
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