Research Indicates That the Primary Aspect of Deindividuation That Disinhibits

Multiple Choice

Research indicates that the primary aspect of deindividuation that disinhibits behaviour is:

A) being just a "cog in a wheel" and not actually doing the "dirty work" oneself.
B) being less identifiable to people outside the group partaking in the behaviour.
C) being led by someone who appears to be a clear and legitimate authority figure.
D) being less identifiable to others who are also taking part in the behaviour.