On aggression, I wanted to find a study that goes against the deindividuation theory (i.e. anonymity) and used Gergon et al study.
I wrote " A study that does not support the deindividuation theory that anonymity leads to aggression is by Gergon et al who lowered levels of individuation by taking 6 men and 6 women into a dark room (the experimental group) and taking a further 12 subjects to a lit room (The control group). They were allowed to spend the time as they wished. In the experimental group, the first 15 minutes their behaviour was social and polite, but by 60 minutes, the pitch black nature of the situation meant that inhibitions were lowered and Gergon et al found that at least half ended up cuddling and 80% got physical"
Is that an effective study/point to make? or should i try expand it more?