When soldiers come together as a large group all wearing the same uniform and with the same buzz haircut, they are more likely to behave aggressively than they would by themselves. This change in behavior is BEST explained by the concept of:

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Deindividuation refers to the phenomenon where individuals in a group lose their sense of individual identity and, as a result, may engage in behaviors they typically would not if they were alone. The uniform and similar appearance (e.g., buzz haircut) contribute to this loss of individuality, making soldiers more likely to act aggressively as part of the group.

When Soldiers Come Together as a Large Group All Wearing