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kaid0807

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Deindividuation refers to the
 
  a. loss of individuality and reduction of normal constraints against deviant behavior.
  b. decrease in individual effort on simple group tasks.
  c. tendency for group decisions to be more extreme than individual decisions.
  d. impairment in group decision making that results from a concern with unanimity.

Question 2

Which question would be of most interest to a social psychologist who studies behavioral genetics?
 
  a. To what extent are attitudes inherited?
  b. What brain structures are involved in describing the self?
  c. Does high self-esteem help people to resist disease?
  d. What role does testosterone play in aggression?



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

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