Socio-psychology Explanations - de-individualism

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a psychological state in which can individual loses their personal identity and takes on the identity of the social group when e.g. in a crowd or wearing a uniform result may be to free the individual from the constraints of social norms

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zimbardo

distinguished bw an individuated and de-individuated behaviour in an ind-state

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private self awareness

the experience of de-ind can be explained in terms of 2 types of self awareness

concerns how we pay attention to our own feelings and behaviour

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public self awareness

refers to how much we care about what other ppl think of our behaviour

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research into de-individuation

dodd was a psych teacher who developed a classroom exercise to illustrate de-ind asked 229 undergrad psych students in 13 classes this Q if you could do anything humanly possible w complete assurance tat you could not be detected or held responsible what would you do? aware that their responses were anonymous 3 independent raters who did know the hypothesis decided which categories of antisocial behaviour the responses belonged to

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findings

36% of responses involved some form of antisocial behaviour 26% criminal acts 9%were prosocial behaviours-such as helping ppl study demod a link bw anonymity

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strength

P-looked at aggressive online behaviour in chatrooms and uses of instant messaging E-found a strong correlation bw anonymity and and flaming

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limitation

P-some research studies show that de-ind does not always lead to aggression E-in the deviance in the dark study

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strength

P-conducted a study where female ppts had to give fake electric shocks to a confederate E-in one condition

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strength

P-de-ind theory can help us to understand aggressive behaviour in online gaming services such as xbox live E-these services have many features that promote a psychological state of de-individuation E-there is a reduction of personal identity w players using handles to identify themselves:game playing in such an env is arousing and immserive and there is the presence of a crowd in the form of a potentially worldwide audience L-cyber bullying can be explained by de-ind

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