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Psychology

Social Psychology

Aggression Theories and Types

Altruism and Helping Behavior

Attitudes and Behavior Change

Attribution Theory Concepts

Basic Social Psychology Theories

Bystander Effect and Diffusion of Responsibility

Cognitive Dissonance

Compliance and Foot-in-the-Door Technique

Conformity and Social Pressure

Conflict Resolution Strategies

Cultural Influence on Behavior

Development of Prejudice and Stereotypes in Children

Deindividuation and Group Behavior

Famous Social Psychology Experiments

Group Dynamics and Behavior

Fundamental Attribution Error and Biases

Interpersonal Attraction Factors

Leadership Styles in Social Psychology

Persuasion Strategies

Obedience and Authority

Prosocial Behavior

Types of Social Norms

Self-Perception and Self-Identity

Social Cognition and Attitude Formation

Social Facilitation and Inhibition

Social Influence and Persuasion Techniques

Social Identity Theory

Social Loafing and Accountability

Social Comparison Theory

Stereotypes and Heuristics

Deindividuation and Group Behavior

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Anonymity within Groups

Anonymity reduces individuals' accountability and increases the likelihood of acting against personal or social norms.

Diffusion of Responsibility

Individuals in a group may feel less personally responsible for group actions, leading to behavior they might not engage in alone.

Group Size

The larger the group, the greater the deindividuation effect, potentially leading to a greater disconnect of individual behavior from personal norms.

Heightened Emotion

Strong emotions, often amplified by group dynamics, can override personal controls and lead to deindividuated behavior.

Altered Consciousness

States of altered consciousness, due to factors like alcohol or drugs, can fuel deindividuation and lead to behavior that diverges from the norm.

Altering Environmental Cues

Changes in environmental factors such as lighting or uniformity can influence deindividuation by reducing self-awareness and increasing responsiveness to group behaviors.

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