shock effect

Shock effect refers to the sudden and noticeable impact that an intense or unexpected event has on a person, environment, or system. It can cause immediate reactions such as surprise, fear, or disruption, and may lead to longer-term changes in behavior or conditions. For example, a loud noise can startle someone, or exposure to a traumatic event can alter how a person responds in the future. In systems or markets, shock effects can lead to rapid fluctuations or instability. Essentially, it highlights the powerful, rapid influence that unexpected events can exert on various entities.