chapter 3 Flashcards

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what is Computer mediated communication CMC

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communication thru electronic technology like the internet. acts as the bridge between sender and receive

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what are the 2 forms of communication

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asynchronous and syncrhonous communication

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what is synchronous communication

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happens in real time
both parities are engaged tg

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example of synchronous communication

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phone calls, video calls

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what is asynchronous communication

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doesnt happen in real time, response arent immediate
most cmc fall under thi

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what are the examples of asynchronous communication

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sending msgs, commenting

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what is social presence theory (SPT)

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how real or present 2 communicators feel to each other

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what are social presence cues

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verbal cues (tone of voice)
and
non verbal cues (facial expressions, body language)

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characteristics of high social presence

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more personal
its live
its direct (video calls)

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what are some characteristics of low social presence

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less personal
its not live (email, texts)

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what are the effects of low social presence

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msg more likely to be misundersttod
ppl may feel more hostile and self centered
more focused on task rather than interactions

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what is media richness theory (MRT)

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different media vary in their ability to convey rich information

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what are the 2 media in media richness theory

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rich media
lean media

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what is rich media

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use for complex, uncertain, or relational task (f2f meeting, video call)h

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what is lean media

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use for simple, clear task (emails, text msg)

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what is the social identity model of deindividuation effect (SIDE model)

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The SIDE model explains how anonymity and being in a group change people’s behavior online

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what does the SIDE model argues about

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Anonymity: Makes people act more like their group and less like individuals.

Deindividuation: Leads to behaviors they wouldn’t normally do alone, often more aggressive.

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In CMC, what are deindividuating conditions are influenced by?

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Anonymity: Enhances group mentality.

Lack of Non-Verbal Cues: Weakens personal identity.

Geographical Dispersion: Boosts online group identification

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what is the social information processing theory (SIP) about

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explain how ppl use CMC to develop interpersonal relationships over time even without non verbal cues

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what does social information processing theory (SIP) means?

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gaining info from other to form an interpersonal impression of who they are

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what does the SIP theory states/ argues about

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Adaptation: Users exchange social info through the content, style, and timing of messages.

Compensation: Creative users can bond strongly online, similar to face-to-face.

Slower Process: Info exchange and bonding take longer in CMC.

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what is the hyperpersonal model about

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CMC can be more personal than F2F.

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what does the hyperpersonal communication argues

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Crucial for forming impressions.
Senders can carefully craft their image.
Receivers may idealize the sender.
Excessive Personalization

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what are thr 4 aspects of hyperpersonal communication

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1, receivers (may idealizes senders due to absence of f2f cues)
2. senders (can optimize self presentation)
3. channel (delay in communication allows senders to edit and refine msg)
4. feedback process