A shared feeling of solidarity and unity, based on a common goal, plays a decisive role in shaping “flock” behavior because it fosters strong interpersonal bonds and mutual support among group members. When people are united by a common task, they feel part of a cohesive whole, which enhances their confidence and reduces stress in uncertain conditions. Members of such a group experience support stemming from unity and security, enabling them to cooperate more effectively and act in a coordinated manner, directing their efforts toward achieving the common goal.