The Social Identity Model of Deindividuation Effects Postulates That, in the Absence

Multiple Choice

The social identity model of deindividuation effects postulates that, in the absence of formal organization and leadership:

A) people gain their identity from what they have known previously
B) people categorize others in the crowd as an ingroup
C) people look to strangers around them for cues to their social identity
D) people become so irrational that they don't seek identity
E) people look to the unanimity of the crowd to find their new identity