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Social Information Processing Theory
Joseph Walther
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION: RELATIONSHIP DEVELOPMENT
Theory Overview 10th Edition
Based solely on the information available via online communication, parties who meet online can develop relationships that are just as close as those formed face-to-face—though it takes longer. Because online senders select, receivers magnify, channels promote, and feedback enhances favorable impressions, online communication may create hyperpersonal relationships. (Socio-psychological tradition)
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Social Information Processing Theory
Joseph Walther
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION: RELATIONSHIP DEVELOPMENT
Theory Overview 10th Edition
Based solely on the information available via online communication, parties who meet online can develop relationships that are just as close as those formed face-to-face—though it takes longer. Because online senders select, receivers magnify, channels promote, and feedback enhances favorable impressions, online communication may create hyperpersonal relationships. (Socio-psychological tradition)
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