AP Psychologymediummcq1 pt
Deindividuation is most likely to occur when:
A.A person is alone and anonymous
B.A person is in a large group and feels anonymous
C.A person is in a small, intimate group
D.A person is being observed closely
Explanation
Core Concept
Deindividuation occurs when people lose their sense of individual identity in a group setting, often due to anonymity, leading to behavior they would not engage in when alone.
Correct Answer
BA person is in a large group and feels anonymous
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