Which statement is true of deindividuation? Deindividuation leads people to conform to what others around them are doing, but only when the behavior is negative. When deindividuation occurs, people start to feel as if they are no longer seen by others as a uniquely valuable person. Deindividuation leads people to conform to what others around them are doing, whether it be positive or negative. People who experience deindividuation tend to be those who are low in dispositional self- awareness.

To determine which statement about deindividuation is true, let's analyze each option: 1. **Deindividuation leads people to conform to what others around them are doing, but only when the behavior is negative.** - This statement is not entirely accurate. Deindividuation can lead to conformity in both positive and negative behaviors, depending on the context and the group norms. 2. **When deindividuation occurs, people start to feel as if they are no longer seen by others as a uniquely valuable person.** - This statement captures an aspect of deindividuation, as it often involves a loss of self-awareness and a sense of anonymity, which can lead individuals to feel less like unique individuals. 3. **Deindividuation leads people to conform to what others around them are doing, whether it be positive or negative.** - This statement is true. Deindividuation can result in individuals conforming to group behaviors, regardless of whether those behaviors are positive or negative. 4. **People who experience deindividuation tend to be those who are low in dispositional self-awareness.** - This statement is also true, as deindividuation is often associated with a decrease in self-awareness, leading individuals to act more in line with group norms rather than their personal values. Based on this analysis, the most comprehensive and accurate statement is: **Deindividuation leads people to conform to what others around them are doing, whether it be positive or negative.**