A scene in the movie Places in the Heart has a blind character disrupting robed and hooded KKK members who are beating a man. He does so by recognizing their voices and calling out their names, one by one. His technique is effective because he knows that deindividuation and the harmful behaviors associated with it __________.

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Deindividuation is most likely to occur when people believe they are anonymous, which is the case when the KKK members were wearing robes and hoods. The blind character's recognition of their voices and calling out their names goes against this anonymity and can disrupt the deindividuated state, reducing the harmful behaviors associated with it.

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