Deindividualisation

Deindividualisation means treating other people according to preconceived qualities such as race, gender or creed. It differs from depersonalisation which is concerned with an individual's self-perception. not to be confused with deindividuation.

It is relevant in crowd control ^[1] and policing riots

See Also

• Milgram experiment
• Stanford prison experiment

References

1. ^ Psychological Services Group, Hong Kong police service. "Psychological Competencies Series:Understanding Crowd Psychology". http://www.police.gov.hk/offbeat/736/eng/h01.htm. 

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