Social - De Individuation

Question 1

What does individuation explain?

Answer 1

Crowd behaviour and aggression

Question 2

Le Bon argued when join a crowd we lose R…. ,S…I…. , R……

Answer 2

Restraint
Self indentity
Responsibility

Question 3

Who argued our behaviour is usually individuated (conform to norms)?

Answer 3

Zimbardo

Question 4

What does de-individuated mean?

Answer 4

Behaviour is the traction impulsive and disinhibited

Question 5

What is the major condition of de-individuation?

Answer 5

Anonymity

Question 6

Dunn & Rogers argued that anonymity reduces two types of self awareness, what are the two types?

Answer 6

Private self awareness
Public self awareness

Question 7

Private self awareness?

Answer 7

Attention to our feelings is reduced because it is focused outwards on events around us (becoming less accountable)

Question 8

Public self awareness?

Answer 8

Reduced because we realise we are anonymous and our behaviour is less likely to be judged by others (becoming less accountable)

Question 9

Who did a study with 229 students asking them if they could do anything and get away with it what would they do and what were they results?

Answer 9

Dodd
36% antisocial behaviour
26% actual crimes
9% Prosocial