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Hyperpersonal model

The hyperpersonal model is a model of interpersonal communication that suggests computer-mediated communication (CMC) can become hyperpersonal because it "exceeds interaction", thus affording message senders a host of communicative advantages over traditional face-to-face (FtF) interaction. The hyperpersonal model demonstrates how individuals communicate…

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Hyperpersonal model

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related to Lies on the Internet · 20
Hyperpersonal model → Adam Johnson, An Examination, Catalina, Deceptive Self-Presentation, Facebook, In, Internet, Internet's, It, Lies, Monica Whilly, Online Dating Profiles, Perceptions, Several, The, They, Toma, Trust, Truth, Using
has treatment · 17
Hyperpersonal model → An, Cancer, CMC, Cutrona, Developing, Grube, Impersonal, In, James, Jean, Jeanine Turner, Jeanine Warisse Turner, Jennifer Meyers, Robinson, Russell, They, This
related to Application in group/community activities · 16
Hyperpersonal model → Anita, Blanchard, But, CMC, FtF, Hancock, In, One, Pena, Testing, The, They, This, Walther, Wickham, Within
related to Relational intimacy comparison between CMC & FtF · 16
Hyperpersonal model → Bazarova, Chuan, CMC, Detenber's, FtF, Hancock, Hian, In, Jiang, One, Online, Research, The, They, Trevor, Walther
related to Relationship between hyperpersonal model and CMC · 10
Hyperpersonal model → CMC, FtF, Hyperpersonal, Identity, Impression, One, Online, The, There, Walther
related to Conditions · 7
Hyperpersonal model → CMC, Combinations, FtF, Hyperpersonal, The, This, Walther
related to Social anxiety · 6
Hyperpersonal model → Andrew, Caplan, CMC, High, Scott, The
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Hyperpersonal model → model of interpersonal communication that suggests computer-mediated communication

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cmc communication hyperpersonal ftf model social interaction online interpersonal group theory cues walther information relationships may study time groups self-presentation

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Hyperpersonal modelis amodel of interpersonal communication that suggests computer-mediated communication0.90text
appearanceinstance ofphysical features0.80text
facial expressionsinstance ofphysical features0.80text
gestureinstance ofphysical features0.80text
postures is exposed to othersinstance ofphysical features0.80text
which can help to convey nonverbal information to help with the communicationinstance ofphysical features0.80text
Facebookinstance ofThus a high involvement on social media definitely enhances self-esteem.In a comprehensive study for exploring the social media0.80text
focusing on identity shift in CMCinstance ofThus a high involvement on social media definitely enhances self-esteem.In a comprehensive study for exploring the social media0.80text
other channels of the modelinstance ofThus a high involvement on social media definitely enhances self-esteem.In a comprehensive study for exploring the social media0.80text
emailinstance ofthey believe communication channels0.80text
phone recede the necessary abilities to convey messages that use rich information.Kock's media naturalnessinstance ofthey believe communication channels0.80text
channel expansion theoryNed Kock is a researcher of the media naturalnessinstance ofthey believe communication channels0.80text

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