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Aggression
Social psychological explanations of human aggression
Deindividuation
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What is the term used to describe the phenomenon where individuals lose self-awareness in a group?
Deindividuation
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How does deindividuation affect individual behavior in a crowd?
It reduces
self-awareness
and alters behavior
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What might happen to an individual's behavior when they are swept up in a crowd?
They may behave
out of character
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What is the relationship between deindividuation and aggression according to Prentice-Durn and Rogers (1982)?
Deindividuation can lead to
increased
aggression
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What does being in a state of deindividuation cause regarding social norms?
It decreases concerns about social norms
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How might an individual behave during a riot due to deindividuation?
They may engage in
aggressive
acts
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What are the positive applications of deindividuation in crowd management?
Use of crowd control measures
Spreading out large crowds
Reducing potential
aggression
Allowing for quick intervention by authorities
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What is a potential consequence of a crowd becoming violent?
Increased likelihood of
aggression
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How can authorities manage aggressive crowds effectively?
By containing and arresting
offenders
quickly
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What might individuals in a crowd think regarding their anonymity?
They
believe
they
won't
be
singled
out
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What is a common behavior exhibited by individuals in a crowd during a riot?
Engaging in
looting
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What is the effect of deindividuation on personal accountability in crowds?
It
reduces
personal
accountability
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What can be inferred about the behavior of individuals in large crowds?
They
may
act
in
ways
they
normally
wouldn't
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