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How do cult groups promote deindividuation?

A. They provide standards of behavior for their members.
B. They recognize the leader or founder as the one suffering from psychological problems and in need of attention.
C. They assure the members that everyone in the group has the same racial and cultural features.
D. The secrecy of cults enables attention to be drawn away from the individual and towards the group.



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Final answer:

Cult groups promote deindividuation by emphasizing group identity over individuality through common features, secrecy, and behavioral standards.


Explanation:

Deindividuation in cult groups is promoted through various means:

  1. They assure members of common racial and cultural features, reducing individual identity.
  2. The group's secrecy shifts focus from the individual to the group as a whole.
  3. They provide standards of behavior, limiting individual expression.

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