Chapter 7 Terms Flashcards
Asynchronous
Communication that allows a sender to create a message that is stored until the receiver retrieves it; does not occur in real-time
CC
Carbon copy; email field used for recipients who need to see the email but not act upon it
Co-located
Communicators who are in the same physical proximity; such as the same room
Cybervetting
When employers use Internet searches and social networking sites to find out information or screen potential hires
Disclosure
Revealing personal or intimate information to an audience
Domain
Identifies the service provider for email, websites, etc
Hyperpersonal communication
A theory that states mediated communication can lead participants to overshare and idealize others; sometimes leading them to bond more closely than they would during a face-to-face interaction
Low cues
Communication that lacks the nonverbal information of a face-to-face conversation
Mediated communication
Communication that takes place through a technological medium
Permanence of records
Communication and messages are logged or archived in one or more places and can be accessed later
Pseudonym
An assumed or fictitious name. In mediated communication, this could be an email address, screen name, or user name
Synchronous
Communication where interactants send and receive messages in real-time