Normally, Maureen is a light eater and very health conscious. However, at a family gathering, she is around many people who all eat several helpings of rich foods. Based on what the text says about deindividuation, Maureen is most likely to
a. eat very little in front of others.
b. convince others that they are eating unhealthily.
c. eat more than she normally would.
d. leave, because she is so different than the others.
Question 2
The group processes of social loafing and deindividuation share the common feature that they are both caused in part by
a. feelings of not being accountable for one's actions.
b. a sense of belonging to a group.
c. cognitive laziness.
d. transformational leaders.
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