Top Tweets for #deindividualization

over 2 years ago

In my learning on human brain this week, I’ve learnt about #deindividualization which inspired me a lot on how we should behave as individuals. Do you know that we, as human, when lose our sense of individual identity and submerged in the group's identity, could lead to dangerous and alarming behaviors? Historically what happened during Nazi Germany, and the cultural revolution in China are all classical examples. But why does this happen? Because of our brains’ social wiring. Our brains are wired for social connections. Studies show that our neural responses change when we're part of a group, influencing our actions and decisions. This can be powerful in positive group settings but risky in negative ones. The 1971 #Stanford Prison Experiment by Philip Zimbardo revealed the dark side of human psychology, showing how power dynamics and role-playing can transform normal people into authoritarian guards or submissive prisoners. A profound lesson on the human psyche. More details could be found in the book - "The Lucifer Effect: Understanding How Good People Turn Evil" by Philip Zimbardo himself, where he extensively discusses this experiment and its implications. More takeaways on individuals - see threads below...

vivilinsv's tweet photo. In my learning on human brain this week, I’ve learnt about #deindividualization which inspired me a lot on how we should behave as individuals.

Do you know that we, as human, when lose our sense of individual identity and submerged in the group's identity, could lead to dangerous and alarming behaviors?

Historically what happened during Nazi Germany, and the cultural revolution in China are all classical examples.

But why does this happen?

Because of our brains’ social wiring.

Our brains are wired for social connections. Studies show that our neural responses change when we're part of a group, influencing our actions and decisions. This can be powerful in positive group settings but risky in negative ones.

The 1971 #Stanford Prison Experiment by Philip Zimbardo revealed the dark side of human psychology, showing how power dynamics and role-playing can transform normal people into authoritarian guards or submissive prisoners. A profound lesson on the human psyche.

More details could be found in the book - "The Lucifer Effect: Understanding How Good People Turn Evil" by Philip Zimbardo himself, where he extensively discusses this experiment and its implications.

More takeaways on individuals - see threads below...

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AnaisT

@dipulsa

almost 4 years ago

Zato što te pripadnost skupu/stadu X, Y, Z oslobađa? Izgleda da su slobodni samo od odgovornosti, kritičkog razmišljanja, empatije... Stupor je postao mainstream, vraćamo se na #crowdpsychology & #deindividualization

Greg Price

@greg_price11

almost 4 years ago

This is Italy’s new Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. I’ve never heard any politician so perfectly explain what we’re up against and why we fight. When you watch this video, you’ll quickly realize why the establishment is afraid of her. https://t.co/CswR8o3mjg

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Kristi George @KristiSGeorge

almost 7 years ago

@IAMMGraham Excellent Op Ed @bostonherald Way to throw the baby out with the bath water, BMC! @The_BMC @BUMedicine @BostonTrauma @BMCSurgery @BostonCityEM @BMCimRES #ContagiousGroupthink #Deindividualization 🤯

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