Deindividuation

The deindividuation of the team led to poor performance.

The phenomenon of deindividuation can occur in both physical and online groups.

The internet can exacerbate the effects of deindividuation through the use of anonymous online profiles.

The anonymity of the internet can encourage deindividuation in online communities.

In some cases, deindividuation can result in acts of vandalism or destruction.

The anonymity of online forums can facilitate deindividuation and result in antisocial behavior.

Deindividuation theory suggests that group situations can lead to a sense of collective identity, where individuals identify more with the group than with themselves.

The deindividuation of protestors during a demonstration can lead to violence and vandalism as the group loses its individual identities.

The deindividuation process in the prisoners led to the formation of gangs.

Deindividuation can lead to conformity and a lack of critical thinking, which can be harmful in decision-making.

The effects of deindividuation were evident during the looting and rioting.

Deindividuation can cause individuals to lose their sense of morality and personal responsibility.

The extreme peer pressure at the college led to a dangerous deindividuation effect among students.