Multiple Choice
The key argument of Social Identity Theory and De-individuation Processes (SIDE) is:
A) Information systems help protect users by hiding their identities;
B) Information systems de-individuate users by giving everyone the same appearance in the system;
C) Information systems such as email systems reduce the impact of social norms and constraints;
D) Information systems relies on numbers to identify users, which ignores all individual characteristics;
E) The use of information systems threatens the security of users' social identity.
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