The Social Psychology of Telecommunications

activities allocation allow analysis appear asked attitudes audio behaviour Chapter clearly communications medium compared condition conference considered conversation cooperation cues described developed direction discussed distance effects of medium evaluation evidence example expected experiment experimental expressions face-to-face fact factor favourable feelings formal four functions further giving greater groups hypothesis impact important increase indicate individual influence interaction interest interpersonal interview involved judgements laboratory later less mean measures medium of communication meetings mode negotiation observed opinion outcome participants particularly perception person physical positive possible predict problem processes questions rated reason relationship relatively relevant scales scores seems showed side signals significant similar simple situation Social Presence studies subjects suggest Table task telecommunications telecommunications systems telephone television theory types users various vary verbal visual channel