Anonymity Effects Explained
Anonymity reduces accountability, increases disinhibition, enables experimentation, and amplifies both extreme honesty and trolling behavior online.
All articles tagged with "Social Behavior"
Anonymity reduces accountability, increases disinhibition, enables experimentation, and amplifies both extreme honesty and trolling behavior online.
Social norms: unwritten rules governing behavior in situations. Enable coordination like driving right and signal group membership through dress...
Norm violations break unwritten social rules. People violate due to ignorance of norms, disagreement, or context confusion between different social...
Why do humans cooperate at unprecedented scales? The science of kin selection, reciprocal altruism, Axelrod's tournaments, altruistic punishment,...
The Dunbar Number suggests humans can maintain stable relationships with about 150 people. Learn the science behind social circle limits and what...