Deindividuation refers to the weakening of self-directed function or loss of sense of responsibility under the influence of group pressure or group consciousness, resulting in some behaviors that will not appear when individuals act alone. Depersonalization has two characteristics: one is the concealment of identity; The second is the fuzziness of the sense of responsibility
According to the above definition, which of the following situations does not belong to deindividuation:
Two thieves stole valuable antiques at a large gathering while it's messy