Cyber seminar question Flashcards

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What activities did the seminars entail?

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Face-to-face

Synchronous (instant messaging - WhatsApp)

Asynchronous (Brightspace)

Video chat (Skype)

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What was the topics of discussion

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Video games - mine was violent video games being linked to aggression (meta analysis of 300 studies from 2005-2013)

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State 3 similarities found

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Leadership able to form naturally across all platforms

Social loafing able to take place all platforms

Group decision process and outcomes similar

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State 4 differences found

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Formal communication asynchronous, less formal on others

Group cohesion works best ftf

More/less talkative online - personality traits

Convergence/divergence

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What does Beltgens (2005) suggest?

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Tuchman’s stages of group development (how groups meet and develop to face challenges) is able to take place online and offline, but it takes more time online

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What did Norris & Paul (2002) state?

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Social loafing easier to take place online due to anonymity - our processes show that it takes place equally - due to personality and laziness

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What does Gallis (1991) suggest?

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Convergence takes place as people look for social approval - divergence happened more in our comms online compared to offline (leadership/personality traits)

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Marriot & Buchanan’s (2014) research states what?

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Introverts are able to disclose more trust online as others reactions become nullified - reason for divergence

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What did Sprout & Kiesler (1991) say? How does this affect the group seminar processes?

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Online reduces conformity, meaning it takes longer to reach an outcome

Not shown in ours, shown across all methods

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State 10 factors which need to be spoke about

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Leadership

Quality of discussion

Social loafing

Convergence/Divergence

Personality differences

Conformity and minority opinions

Decision process and outcome

Group cohesion

Formality of discussion and language used

Best type of method to be used

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State research on minority opinions

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McLeod (2017) suggest that minority opinions are more likely to be expressed online - introversionw

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What is Giles (199) theory?

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Communication Accommodation Theory

States that people tend to change the way they communicate around the person being spoken to - social approval

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What does Hollingshead (2011) show?

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Leadership can become lost online as geographical differences cause depolarisation

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What do Hammick & Lee (2013) state?

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Communication apprehension (anxiety) becomes reduced online - possibly due anonymity, geographic differences

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What does Dubrovsky (2011) show?

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Online methods are able to reduce the influence of higher-status and individuals with expertise - in this case, people who play video games

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