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What is the term for the psychological effect of being more outgoing or uninhibited if the individuals identifying features are obscured?
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(^ My first question, yay)I'm aware of online disinhibition syndrome or whatever it's called but I'm talking specifically about physical actions and appearances.
E.g. somebody highly introverted and/or timid will act more extroverted or open if their identity or personal security remains obscured and unintelligible.
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