Gustave Le Bon's "Crowd Psychology" is a classic work that studies the phenomena and patterns of human behavior in a crowd. The author investigates what processes occur in the mass of people, examines the influence of the crowd on individuals, and also reveals the mechanisms of formation of collective ideas and attitudes. The book is known for its relevance and deep analysis, which makes it a must-have material for understanding people's behavior in society. Le Bon's "Crowd Psychology" is not only scientific intelligence, but also an invitation to observe one's own behavior and perceive the dynamics of group processes.