bandwagon effect

The bandwagon effect has wide implications, but is commonly seen in politics,consumer and social behavior.

Several studies have tested this theory of the bandwagon effect in political decision making.

According to British studies, there is a consistent pattern of apparent bandwagon effects for the leading party.

First, candidates tend to get momentum as they go through the process because of the bandwagon effect.

With more pension funds and other large institutions buying small stocks, a bandwagon effect is developing.

There would have been a "bandwagon" effect against it.

He said that a clear advantage of hiring so many professors at once is the "bandwagon effect."

A more damaging message would have been sent and a bigger bandwagon effect touched off.

There is a bandwagon effect that is apparent once initiatives are taken.

The opposite of the bandwagon effect is the underdog effect.