This unaccountability inside a group has the effect of "reducing inner restraints and increasing behavior that is usually inhibited." Festinger "et al.", agreed with Le Bon's perception of behavior in a crowd in the sense that they believed individuals do become submerged into the crowd leading to their reduced accountability. However, these relatively modern theorists distinguished deindividuation from crowd theory by reforming the idea that the loss of individuality within a crowd is replaced by the group's mindset. Instead, Festinger "et al.", argued that the loss of individuality leads to loss of control over internal or moral constraints.