Many individuals rely heavily on the use of technology in their daily lives. This can include how they obtain news about the world, how they obtain information about people they know, how to meet new people, how to purchase items they want, and how to interact with others. When reviewing these aspects, consider how an individual's behavior can be affected by using technology. When might the use of technology produce a social issue? An explanation of how personality theories can be used to help resolve the social issue.

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