When people become fearful without reason about behavior that appears to threaten society’s core values

Moral panic

Explanation:

A moral panic is a feeling of fear spread among a large number of people that some evil threatens the well being of our society.

Moral panic

Explanation:

The term “moral panic” used by social scientists is still poorly known to the general public. The concept may connote, for example, the panic or exacerbated reaction to misconduct or misconduct supposedly threatening the “prevailing order” of society. In this case, moral panic is a feeling of fear spread among a large number of people that some evil threatens the welfare of society.

Morally panic-inducing messages can be spread through the media, originating from empowered individuals or groups who are interested in changing collective norms or social practices, and are willing to compel others to accept and promote such changes, even under a climate of fear. widespread and perplexity.

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