Deindividuation Explains Crowd Behavior

Deindividuation Explains Crowd Behavior

Ever wonder why people act wild in crowds? It’s called deindividuation—a psychological state where individuals lose their sense of identity and personal responsibility. The anonymity of a group can lead to uninhibited, and sometimes risky, behavior.

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