Understanding De-individualization

What is a common factor in hazing rituals within fraternities and sororities?

• Lack of alcohol

• Strict supervision

• De-individualization

• Individual decision-making

How does de-individualization affect a person's behavior in a group?

• It strengthens their personal beliefs

• It makes them more independent

• It aligns their behavior with the group's mentality

• It isolates them from the group

Which psychological effect involves the assumption that others will take action in a group setting?

• Anonymity

• Bystander effect

• Suggestibility

• Groupthink

What role does anonymity play in de-individualization?

• It increases personal accountability

• It reduces the likelihood of group behavior

• It strengthens individual identity

• It allows individuals to act without personal responsibility

Who is credited with coining the term 'de-individualization'?

• Gustav Le Bon

• Philip Zimbardo

• Leon Festinger, Albert Pipitoni, and Theodore Newcombe

• Sigmund Freud

What did Gustav Le Bon suggest about crowd mentality?

• It is intellectually strong

• It enhances individual thinking

• It is emotionally stable

• It is similar to a contagious virus

Which experiment is Philip Zimbardo known for that relates to de-individualization?

• The Little Albert Experiment

• The Asch Conformity Experiment

• The Stanford Prison Experiment

• The Milgram Experiment

How can de-individualization have a positive impact?

• By encouraging group violence

• By promoting individualism

• By motivating collective positive actions

• By reducing group cohesion

What is a positive example of de-individualization mentioned in the video?

• Joining a cult

• Participating in a protest

• Engaging in hazing

• Running a marathon

Why is it important to be aware of de-individualization?

• To avoid joining any group

• To maintain individual morals and beliefs

• To eliminate personal responsibility

• To increase group conformity