Deindividuation occurs in group settings as the result of:

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Deindividuation occurs when an individual loses their sense of individual identity and accountability while becoming part of a group. Anonymity is a key factor that contributes to this phenomenon, as people feel less responsible for their actions when they are not easily identifiable. The other options (anger, emergent norms, fear, and pent up aggression) can contribute to group behavior, but they do not necessarily lead to deindividuation on their own.

Deindividuation Occurs in Group Settings as the Result Of