Which Is NOT a Reason That Deindividuation Could Lead to Impulsive

question 82

Multiple Choice

Which is NOT a reason that deindividuation could lead to impulsive or destructive acts?

• A) When others are present, or when you are wearing a uniform, there is a lower chance that any individual can be identified and blamed.
• B) Self-awareness is reduced, and this shifts attention away from individuals' internal moral standards.
• C) Deindividuation leads people to be more likely to obey the group's norms.
• D) Deindividuation always increases physiological arousal and, consequently, aggressiveness.
• E) When people are following group norms, they are less likely to follow other norms, like the norm that it is wrong to hurt others.

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Definitions:

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