According to research on deindividuation, when people are in a group they are more likely to
A) increase their sense of personal identity.
B) increase their individual effort.
C) adhere to their personal values.
D) behave inconsistently with their personal values.
Question 2
Groups become deindividuated by
A) making people likely to join the groups.
B) masking individual identities and distracting members from their personal values.
C) enhancing positive feelings toward the groups.
D) facilitating expression of individual desires and attitudes in the group.
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