Deindividuation Refers to

question 36

Multiple Choice

Deindividuation refers to

• A) the inability of a person to think for themselves.
• B) the willingness of a person to take the blame for the entire group.
• C) the sense of merging with a group so that blame for bad outcomes will be shared.
• D) a sense of normlessness.

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Definitions:

Post-Event Factors

Elements or influences that occur after an event which can affect the memory of that event, perceptions of the event, or behaviors influenced by the event.

Interpersonal Traumas

Traumatic events that occur between individuals, often involving abuse, neglect, or significant conflict.

Cognitive Restructuring

A psychological technique that aims to challenge and change irrational or maladaptive thoughts, beliefs, and attitudes.

Exposure Therapy

A psychological treatment method that involves confronting fears directly and under controlled conditions to reduce the learned fear response.