*psychology* the 1992 los angeles riots were an example of

people refusing to conform

people conforming to stop injustice

people's behavior being influenced by others

diffusing responsibility to maintain peace

The Riot of Los Angeles’s riots were an evidence of people’s protest again injustice.

Explanation:

In 1980, Los Angeles became the center of various uprising problems like- negative activity of gangs, unemployment, crimes, drugs etc. However, the cruel and violent way of oppressing these crimes by the Police department of Los Angeles forced people to believe that no actions were taken against this aggressive activity of the Police.

The action of exerting this crime is- the sweeping of ‘operation hammer’ drug by tearing apart 80 buildings by the police is such an example.

people conforming to stop injustice

Explanation:

The Los Angeles riots in 1992 were triggered on April 29, 1992, when a jury acquitted Los Angeles Police Department officials, three whites and one Hispanic, accused of assaulting black driver Rodney King after a persecution in Los Angeles. high speed. The population found the absorption a great injustice and to show their revolt began a wave of looting, robberies, fires, murders and material damage occurred, causing about US $ 1 billion damage to the American economy.

On the night of March 3, 1991, 25-year-old Rodney King drove his car around Los Angeles at high speed with two friends after drinking alcohol. Realizing the fact, city police began a pursuit to detain King's vehicle, which was on probation for theft.

When agents managed to stop the car at Lake View Terrace in the San Fernando Valley, King got out of the vehicle and was beaten with kicks, truncheons, and electric stun guns from police officers while on the ground and defenseless.

Subsequent medical reports detailed that King suffered nine head injuries, an ankle fracture, injuries to the entire body and a black eye, as well as possible vision and brain damage. This episode of police violence may never have been revealed, but a citizen recorded the entire incident in a video shot from a nearby house, a recording that was broadcast around the world.

The images sparked protests and outrage from the black community, which for years had denounced the racist and violent attitudes of the police.