Which of the following factors is most likely to contribute to deindividuation?

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Deindividuation occurs when individuals in a group experience anonymity, meaning they feel as though their actions cannot be personally tied to them. This can lead to a loss of self-awareness and an increase in impulsive or irrational behavior. Strong emotions (A) may contribute to deindividuation, but only if they are experienced as part of a group rather than individually. Feelings of being alone (B) and low arousal (C) are not likely to contribute to deindividuation, as both of these factors tend to increase self-awareness rather than decrease it.

Which of the Following Factors Is Most Likely to Contribute