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aggression- deindividuation
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- 1A01: individuation-people usually refrain from acting in an aggressive manner because they are easily identifiable and belong to societies that have strong norms against aggression.
-this is an individuated state , where they believe they are under scrutiny by others and so must act in a socially acceptable manner. - 2A01: deindividuation-however, in certain situations, such as large crowds, these restraints on aggressive behaviour can become relaxed, so people are more likely to engage in aggressive behaviour.
-when people become faceless and anonymous- as in large crowds- they may enter a deindividuated state, where their behaviour is based on primitive urges and does not conform to norms. - 3A02: zimbardo 1969- lab experiment, groups of 4 female undergrads delivered electric shocks to another student as an 'aid' to help learning.
-condition 1 (individuated)- normal clothes and large name badge.
-condition 2 (deindividuated)- bulky lab coats and hoods that covered their heads
-deindividuated condition were found to shock the 'learner' for twice as long. - 4A02: malamuth and check 1981-questioned male students at a an american university and found that almost 1/3 of them admitted there was a chance they might commit rape if there were no chance of identification
-supports primitive urges - 5IDA: cannavale 1970-Cannavale et al (1970)
Found that male and female groups
respond differently under deindividuated
conditions.
-An increase in aggressive behaviour
was only found in ALL male groups - 6—
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- A2 Aggression Fichas sobre aggression- deindividuation, creado por Veton Vishka el 09/01/2016.
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- Veton Vishka · ene 2016
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