asked 229 undergraduate psychology students in 13 classes this question: “If you could do anything, knowing you would not be detected, what would you do?” 36% antisocial behaviour, 26% criminal acts (rob a bank was most common), as few opted for rape, murder and assassination of a political figure. Only 9% of responses were prosocial. This suggests that anonymity and loss of identity is the key to an increase in aggression.