Deindividuation
Emergence definition
Deindividuation is a state in which an individual's sense of personal identity and self-awareness is diminished, leading to a loss of inhibitions and a tendency to act impulsively, often resulting in behavior that is contrary to their usual norms and values, as a result of a loss of connection to the group.
Wiktionary senses
Historical origin
Prerequisite chain
Neighborhood
In other languages
- Deindividuation German
- deindividuation English primary
Prerequisites
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deindividuation requires understanding state as a foundational concept
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Deindividuation: A state in which an individual's sense of personal identity and self-awareness is diminished, leading to a loss of inhibitions and a tendency to act impulsively, often resulting in behavior that is contrary to their usual norms and values.
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Deindividuation: A state in which an individual's sense of personal identity and self-awareness is diminished, leading to a loss of inhibitions and a tendency to act impulsively, often resulting in behavior that is contrary to their usual norms and values.
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Deindividuation: A state in which an individual's sense of personal identity and self-awareness is diminished, leading to a loss of inhibitions and a tendency to act impulsively, often resulting in behavior that is contrary to their usual norms and values.