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Unit 9 – Social Psychology
Topic 9.4
How has our understanding of Deindividuation changed over time?
We’ve come to view deindividuation as always leading to violent behavior
We now consider group size, anonymity, and arousal as key contributing factors.
We've concluded that deindividuation only occurs during riots or protests
We've determined it’s largely triggered by fear of social judgment
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