June is usually very quiet, but she recently discovered a different side of herself. She was at the Mardi Gras and found herself swept up in the festivities, doing things that the other partygoers were doing. These were not behaviors that she would have ever considered engaging in on her own. Social psychologists would most likely attribute June's behavior to inoculation. social loafing. deindividuation. the bystander effect.

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Kirsten Escobar

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25 June, 00:04

June is usually very quiet, but she recently discovered a different side of herself. She was at the Mardi Gras and found herself swept up in the festivities, doing things that the other partygoers were doing. These were not behaviors that she would have ever considered engaging in on her own. Social psychologists would most likely attribute June's behavior to inoculation. social loafing. deindividuation. the bystander effect.

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Phillip Blair · Answer 1

The reason why June acted this way was because of deindividuation. It is where a person starts or became unaware of what he or she is doing. It is related or explained on how June was able to be swept and go with the flow in the activities that she usually wouldn't do in on her own. In deindividuation, an individual could lose his or her self awareness in a given situation.