When Studying Deindividuation in Adolescents, What Intervention Message Seemed to Be

question 188

Multiple Choice

When studying deindividuation in adolescents, what intervention message seemed to be the most powerful in decreasing negative behavior in these adolescents?

• A) the warning that using bad words is not a societal norm
• B) the warning that other people would disprove of their behavior
• C) the warning that their comments could hurt someone's feelings
• D) the warning that their parents could read their comments

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