June is usually very quiet, but she recently discovered a different side of herself. She was at the Mardi Gras and found herself
swept up in the festivities, doing things that the other partygoers were doing. These were not behaviors that she would have ever considered engaging in on her own. Social psychologists would most likely attribute June's behavior to ______. a. social loafing. t
b.he bystander effect.
c. inoculation.
d. deindividuation.
Deindividuation: In social psychology, the term deindividuation is defined as the mislaying of an individual's self-awareness in a particular group. It signifies an individual's characteristics across a crowd. It is often considered as a psychological state that consists of low or decreased self-evaluation and causes dis-inhibited and anti-normative behavior.
Example: Cults, gangs, etc.
In the question above, June's behavior refers to the deindividuation.
