In which of the following groups is deindividuation least likely to occur?

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Deindividuation is least likely to occur in situations where there is a high level of personal accountability and responsibility, such as in a jury where a guilty verdict requires unanimous agreement. In this situation, each individual is aware of their personal responsibility to make a decision based on the evidence presented, and therefore is less likely to give in to group pressure or lose their sense of individual identity. In contrast, situations like a Ku Klux Klan rally or high school pep rally may involve anonymity, reduced personal accountability, or a sense of group identity that can increase the likelihood of deindividuation. The audience at a Canada Day parade is also less likely to experience deindividuation as it is a passive audience, rather than an active group engaging in a shared experience.

In Which of the Following Groups Is Deindividuation Least Likely