Contributes to the formation of collective behavior

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According to Turner & Killian, the three basic features of collective behavior that demands explanations are “extra-institutionalism,” “from feelings to action,” and “forming and sustaining collectivities.” Discuss how each feature relates or contributes to the formation of a collective behavior.

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