Author Question: What are the two reasons why deindividuation leads to more deviant behavior? a. People feel less ... (Read 56 times)

tfester · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

What are the two reasons why deindividuation leads to more deviant behavior?

a. People feel less accountable, and people are more likely to obey even deviant group norms.
b. People feel less accountable, and people use others to shoulder the blame.
c. People become frustrated, and people feel less accountable for acting on their frustration.
d. People pay less attention to their environment, and people feel anonymous in a group.

Question 2

Consider the following antisocial acts: European soccer fans sometimes attack and bludgeon players and other fans; in the United States, members of the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) burned houses and lynched innocents;

frenzied rock and roll fans trample one another, sometimes resulting in deaths. What do these situations have in common? They
a. represent the downside of social facilitation.
b. demonstrate the tragedies sometimes caused by anonymity.
c. represent an unexpected hazard of group cohesion.
d. reflect mass actions caused by relative deprivation.