While investigating deindividuation, researchers found that what behaviors increased when they put a group of anonymous college students together in a dark room

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Deindividuation theory suggests that in situations where individuals are not seen as individuals (such as being in a dark room and anonymous), they are more likely to lose self-awareness and self-restraint. This can lead to an increase in behaviors that are normally inhibited, such as touching and hugging, due to a decreased sense of personal responsibility and social norms.

While Investigating Deindividuation, Researchers Found That What Behaviors Increased When