When we lose sight of our own internal values and begin to blindly conform to external norms, we have become ____.

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When we lose sight of our own internal values and begin to blindly conform to external norms, we have become deindividuated. Deindividuation is the loss of self-awareness and personal responsibility that can occur when people are in a group, leading to a reduced sense of individual identity and increased conformity to group norms. Compliance, obedience, and persuasion may all be related to deindividuation, but they are not the same as deindividuation itself.

When We Lose Sight of Our Own Internal Values and Begin