Question

Frieda is typically very quiet and shy. As part of a huge rock concert crowd she loses her inhibitions and becomes a screaming, dancing fan. Frieda's unusual behavior is best understood in terms of:

Answer 1

Answer:

Frieda's unusual behavior is best understood in terms of deindividuation.

Explanation:

Deindividuation refers to an individual not seeing him/herself as an individual but rather as part of a group. Since being part of a group creates a new identity for the whole group, it can help the individual loose any self-awareness.

In this case, when Frieda is by herself she is quiet and shy. Once she joins the rock concert crowd she looses her self-awareness and her inhibitions, being able to scream and dance. Once she is part of this group she is in the process of deindividuation.