Deindividuation AO1
(Social-Psychological Aggression)
- Created by: Saffron Rabey
- Created on: 11-01-14 01:24
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- Deindividuation AO1
- Le Bon
- Individuals more likely to be aggressive when part of large group
- Behaviour = contagious Therefore, no choice over becoming aggressive
- Zimbardo
- Deindividuation occurs for 2 different reasons:
- Sense of anonymity meaning you have
less guilt
- Can be caused by protecting identity e.g. wearing mask/darkness
- Lower inhibitions because of increased arousal
- Can be caused by alcohol/drugs/ arousal from crowd
- Sense of anonymity meaning you have
less guilt
- Deindividuation occurs for 2 different reasons:
- Diener
- Happens when 4 factors occur:
- Leading to reduced self-awareness resulting in deindividuation and increased aggression
- Strong Group Feelings
- Annonymity
- Increased Arousal
- External Factors
- Happens when 4 factors occur:
- Perntice-Dunn and Rodgers
- Caused by 2 types of self-awareness
- Reduced Private Self-Awarness
- Lower inhibitions , don't consider consequences of actions
- Reduced Public Self-Awareness
- Reduced sense of identity
- Reduced Private Self-Awarness
- Caused by 2 types of self-awareness
- Le Bon
- Zimbardo
- Deindividuation occurs for 2 different reasons:
- Sense of anonymity meaning you have
less guilt
- Can be caused by protecting identity e.g. wearing mask/darkness
- Lower inhibitions because of increased arousal
- Can be caused by alcohol/drugs/ arousal from crowd
- Sense of anonymity meaning you have
less guilt
- Deindividuation occurs for 2 different reasons:
- Annonymity
- Increased Arousal
- Strong Group Feelings
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