Social influences, Social influences in group settings may

Social influences

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Social influences in group settings may cause individuals to behave in unusual ways. Hazing and sports riots are examples in which group dynamics cause the individual's normal self-control to be temporarily set aside.

The controversial 2003 Glenbrook North High School hazing incident:

This high school, located in an upscale Chicago suburb, made the national news and the Oprah show.

What happened at Glenbrook North High School? Please describe the social influences that applied.

minimum of 200 words

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