relationships - virtual relationships Flashcards

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what two theories have been proposed linking to virtual relationships?

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reduced cues theory
hyper-personal model

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who introduced the reduced cues theory?

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sproull and kiesler (1986)

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what is the reduced cues theory?

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it was suggested that CMC relationships are less effective due to the lack of non-verbal cues.

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4
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what are non-verbal cues?

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physical appearance and our emotional responses.

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5
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why are these cues important?

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there are important because we rely on these cues and if there is a lack of cues, it can lead to de-individuation.

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who introduced the hyper personal model?

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walther (1996 and 2011)

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7
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what is the hyper personal model?

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this suggests that early self-disclosure and cmc relationships can develop quickly because they become more personal compared to ftf interactions.

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8
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feature one

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the sender can be selective about what and how they can present themselves when self-disclosing e.g., presenting yourself as more positive light.

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feature 2

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the receiver will gain a positive impression of the sender which can lead to the reinforcement for the sender’s selective self-presentation

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10
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what was another factor that promotes virtual relationships?

A

anonymity

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11
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what is a gate?

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any feature/ obstacle that could interfere with the development of a ftf relationship

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what are the benefits of gating?

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gates are absent
refocus attention on self-disclosure
more freedom

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13
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what is the drawback of gating?

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a person can make an untrue identity and deceive and manipulate others

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