Multiple Choice
What is deindividuation?
A) the loss of individuality and reduction of constraints against deviant behaviour
B) the decrease in individual effort on simple group tasks
C) the tendency for group decisions to be more extreme than the decisions of the individuals comprising the group
D) the impairment in group decision making that results from a concern with unanimity
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