How do the central/main ideas develop and

build on each other? (RI.1.2)

The author develops the first central idea by

providing supporting research and a

professor's real-life experience. The author

uses a particular study as an example to

support the concept that group inclusion may

cause people to lose a sense of their morals

and become more likely to do wrong.

The author develops the first central idea by

explaining how remaining anonymous makes

people bold. The author then shares a

personal experience.

The author develops the first central idea by

defining mob mentality. This idea is supported

with a brain experiment.

The author develops the first central idea by

providing a personal experience. The author

then discusses the impact this experience had.