On halloween night, diener and her colleagues (1976) conducted a study of trick-or-treat theft at homes scattered throughout the seattle area. given a chance to steal candy, the children who were were most likely to commit transgressions.

The answer in the space provided is anonymous in a group because when children kept their identity hidden, they are likely to have guts in doing what they want to do because they know that other won't be able to identify who did a particular thing because the child knows that you don't know him or her. By that, they are likely to commit transgressions.