Question

which of the following describes the tendency to say or do things in one environment (such as online) that one would not say or do in most other environments?

Answer 1

Disinhibition effect describes the tendency to say or do things in one environment (such as online) that one would not say or do in most other environments.

John Suler, a psychologist, originally used the phrase "disinhibition effect" in his 2004 work, "The Online Disinhibition Effect."

Suler investigated six forms of online reticence:

1. anonymity through dissociation ("You don't know me")
2. being invisible (you can't see me)
3. Inconsistency ("See you later")
4. introjection from a solipsist ("It's all in my head").
5. Imagination based on dissociation ("It's just a game")
6. status and power are minimised ('Your rules don't apply here').

Disinhibition is the term used to describe a lack of restraint or a disrespect for social norms.

When someone is uninhibited, they may act recklessly and without thinking about the consequences of their environment.

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