ZIMBARDO'S 1969 DEINDIVIDUATION STUDY

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What is deindividuation?

Deindividuation is a psychological state characterized by a loss of self-awareness and a diminished sense of personal responsibility, often occurring in group situations.

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What was the aim of Zimbardo's 1969 deindividuation study?

The aim was to investigate the effects of deindividuation on behavior, particularly how anonymity and group presence might lead to aggressive or anti-social actions.

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What method did Zimbardo use in his study?

Zimbardo used a combination of observation and experimental methods, setting up a scenario where participants could act anonymously in a group.

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What were the key findings of Zimbardo's study?

The study found that participants who were deindividuated (e.g., wearing hoods and robes) were more likely to engage in violent and aggressive behavior compared to those who were identifiable.

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