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| * Social Identity Theory | * Social Identity Theory |
| * Self-categorization Theory | * Self-categorization Theory |
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| | Three Perspectives on Relating Online |
| | ^ Perspective ^ Claim ^ Relationships ^ |
| | | Impersonal | The lack of cues limits \\ the quality of interaction. | Relationships are unlikely to \\ emerge in CMC. | |
| | | Interpersonal | Learned behaviors can help \\ compensate for the lack of cues | Relationships can emerge \\ in CMC | |
| | | Hyperpersonal | The lack of nonverbal \\ discriminators actually helps \\ some find their voice | For some, the ability to relate \\ is more substantial in CMC | |
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| * Wood, Andrew F. and Matthew J. Smith. Online Communication: Linking Technology, Identity, and Culture. Second Edition. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 2005. Chapter 4, “Relating Online” (78-100) {{:Online Communication Linking Technology Identity and Cult 2005.pdf|PDF}} | * Wood, Andrew F. and Matthew J. Smith. Online Communication: Linking Technology, Identity, and Culture. Second Edition. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 2005. Chapter 4, “Relating Online” (78-100) {{:Online Communication Linking Technology Identity and Cult 2005.pdf|PDF}} |
