Feeling anonymous, less self-conscious, possibly depersonalized, and being willing to do things you normally wouldn't do are characteristic of:

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Feeling anonymous and less self-conscious, potentially leading to depersonalization, is characteristic of deindividuation. This phenomenon can occur in group situations where individuals lose their sense of individuality and may be more willing to engage in behaviors they normally wouldn't. Groupthink refers to a group's tendency to prioritize harmony and consensus over critical thinking and decision-making, while social loafing refers to the tendency for individuals to exert less effort in a group setting. Normative social influence refers to conforming to group norms to gain social acceptance or approval. None of these fully capture the characteristics described in the question stem, making C the best answer.

Feeling Anonymous, Less Self-Conscious, Possibly Depersonalized, and Being Willing to Do