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contagion

noun as in infection

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The contagion spread to France in late 2024 and exploded once the price of gold began to surge.

For therapists, the task is to resist moral contagion, restore perspective and help patients regain cognitive distance.

Each said, repeatedly, that he saw no possibility of “contagion” in the financial markets from the losses in subprime mortgages.

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My commentary was brief: “Two words: social contagion.”

In addition, "social contagion" effects may help small groups drive large-scale behavioral changes, such as reducing meat consumption or changing travel habits.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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